South Korean prosecutors have indicted impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol for rebellion over his December declaration of martial law, a charge potentially leading to life imprisonment or death. This unprecedented indictment has intensified political turmoil, with Yoon remaining in jail as he awaits trial, which could last six months. Yoon's defense team condemned the indictment as politically motivated. His case is being deliberated by the Constitutional Court, which will determine whether to formally dismiss him or reinstate him. If ousted, a national election must be held within two months. Violence from protests has erupted following Yoon's detention.