”Captain America” supporter of President Yoon arrested for attempting to storm Chinese embassy in South Korea

In South Korea, a supporter of President Yoon Seok-youl, dressed as Captain America, was arrested on the 14th after attempting to break into the Chinese Embassy in Myeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul.
Namdaemun Police Station arrested Ahn, a man in his 40s, on suspicion of attempted trespass after he tried to break into the Chinese Embassy when the door was open at around 7:36 p.m. on the 14th.
Ahn, dressed in a Captain America costume, reportedly threatened to carry out a terrorist attack on the Chinese embassy before carrying out the attack. Ahn also appeared on the 10th of last month in a press conference regarding the case for guaranteeing the defense rights of President Yoon during the impeachment trial.
Ahn appeared in the same outfit at the National Human Rights Commission building just before the bill's introduction. At the time, he was blocking the elevator on the 14th floor of the building with a shield.
Prior to the meeting, ruling and opposition lawmakers, including Park Choon-gon and Cho Bae-sook of the People Power Party, and Go Geon-jung and Seo Mi-hwa of the Democratic Party, voted for or against the bill.
During his visit to the Human Rights Commission to report on the situation, Rep. Ko criticized the situation, saying, "Currently, violence on the same level as the Western District Court riots is taking place in front of the Human Rights Commission."
Police will decide whether to apply for an arrest warrant after investigating the details of Ahn's crime.