Constitutional Court issues impeachment today...What will be President Yoon's fate between reinstatement and dismissal? = South Korea

The Constitutional Court of South Korea will announce the results of the impeachment trial of President Yoon Seok-youl today (4th). The outcome of the verdict is expected to once again throw the political situation into turmoil.
The Constitutional Court will announce its decision on the impeachment trial of President Yoon at 11 a.m. on the 4th. This marks the 111th day since the National Assembly impeached President Yoon in December last year.
Yoon has decided not to attend the hearing in person. If more than six of the eight Constitutional Justices vote in favor of impeachment, President Yoon will be removed from office. If fewer than six justices vote in favor, President Yoon will be removed from office.
If the impeachment is passed, President Yoon will be immediately removed from office and will no longer hold the presidency. If he is removed from office, he will have no formal protection as a former president, except for minimal security.
He will no longer be able to enjoy the privilege of immunity from criminal prosecution that he enjoyed as the incumbent president, and his legal risks will increase. He will also be leaving his official residence in Hannam-dong, Yongsan, Seoul, within a few days.
The political world is watching closely to see whether President Yoon will surrender if the impeachment is passed. If President Yoon does not issue a surrender message or shows signs of dissatisfaction,
However, there is a high possibility that the conflict in Korean society that began with the December 3 emergency martial law will continue for a long time. If the Constitutional Court rejects or dismisses the impeachment of President Yoon, President Yoon will be forced to resign after the order is read out.
President Yoon will take over from Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, who has been acting as the president, and is expected to receive reports on major issues from the Blue House and each ministry.
The Blue House is said to have prepared a work report in preparation for President Yoon's return. He is also expected to reveal his vision for future national policy through a public address.
In his final statement, he said that if he were to return to his duties, he would push for constitutional reform regardless of his term limit. He also said that he would focus on foreign relations, and would not be involved in any trade disputes, such as the trade crisis originating from the United States.
It is expected that they will also present a reinstatement proposal for Lee SHOO.