Day and night, Yoon supporters surround the Constitutional Court. Scenes right now: https://t.co/pOOQBl4Fhb pic.twitter.com/Y5ZrXUbEXt

— Raphael Rashid (@koryodynasty) March 12, 2025

The top video at 11 sec mark, I believe shows 5 term PPP leader Rep. Yoon Sang-hyun, present again at a scene of potential violence, the Constitutional Courthouse. He has had extensive ties to the US, and the US flags are waving all around him. Police are preparing for any violence at the CC and other government locations, that may break out when the CCs final verdict on the Yoon impeachment is announced.

Update: Supreme Prosecutors' Office is now "reviewing" whether to file an appeal on Yoon's detention cancellation, following Court Administration Director Chun's comments. Prosecutors had initially declined to appeal, citing constitutional concerns. The appeal deadline is Friday. https://t.co/kUyDToZA3S

— Raphael Rashid (@koryodynasty) March 12, 2025

Prosecutor General Shim Woo-jeong who has worked for President Yoon in the past, blocked the team prosecuting Yoon from appealing the judgement to release him from detention.

South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung faces assassination threat, sparking police probe

South Korea’s main opposition Democratic Party on Wednesday requested police protection for its leader Lee Jae-myung after uncovering an alleged plot to kill him, forcing the politician to skip a scheduled rally protesting against suspended president Yoon Suk-yeol.

A party spokeswoman said the group was tipped-off about the plan involving retired secret agents scheming to eliminate Lee using Russian-made contraband guns.

“Many lawmakers, including the party’s leadership, received text messages claiming that there is a plan to smuggle in Russian pistols to assassinate Lee Jae-myung,” Hwang Jung-ah told reporters.

I heard a right wing pastor recorded on video at one of the Gwangwhamun pro-Yoon rallies on stage threatening the three liberal justices on the Constitutional Court and specifically threaten the life of the judge who presided over the impeachment hearings. It wasn't Jeon, it was another.

This is an account based on the South Korean Armed Forces reporting on the accidental bombing on a civilian village by a section of two ROK Air Force F-16s:

Pilots missed multiple chances to prevent bombing of village that injured 33

The pilot of the second plane, who had entered their coordinates correctly, was apparently so focused on maintaining a close drop that they released their bombs upon the orders of the first plane’s pilot without realizing that the coordinates were off. The exercise that the pilots were drilling involved two fighter jets dropping bombs simultaneously in order to concentrate firepower on a particular target.

“Because pilots can become spatially disoriented, such as mistaking the sea for the sky, they should rely on their instruments when contact flying proves difficult,” an Air Force official told the Hankyoreh. “But when they can verify the lay of the land and it is possible to contact fly, as it was at the time of this accident, they should trust their eyes when there is a discrepancy between what the instrument tells them and what they see.”

“A pilot would face no penalty for not dropping an ordinance they weren’t certain about and returning to base during a live-fire drill if what they were seeing with their eyes did not match what they were seeing on their instruments,” the official said.

There are a couple of other pilot mistakes described prior to those described in the excerpt above.