Indicted President Yoon shows resolve and expresses intention to ”deal with the charges with dignity” (South Korea)

After the prosecution decided to indict, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol was reported to have conveyed his feelings to his aides, including his defense team, by saying, "I am prepared for this."
On the 27th, according to South Korean TV station Channel A, President Yoon told his aides, "I was determined to do this from the beginning to put the country in order,"
He reportedly emphasized his own feelings, saying, "As president, this is the path I must take to fulfill my duties, so I will trust the people and deal with this issue with dignity together with them."
President Yoon's remarks were a major response to the concerns raised by his aides that there were many illegal elements in the arrest, detention and prosecution process.
The president's remarks are seen as a message to "move forward with determination." On the 26th, President Yoon was arrested and indicted on suspicion of being a mastermind of a rebellion. This was the first time in 54 days since the declaration of martial law on December 3 last year.
President Yoon is currently in solitary confinement at the Seoul Detention Center, and the ban on visitors and letters has been lifted, allowing some visitors to visit him.