Yoon to Attend Court Hearing Amidst Martial Law Probe

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is going to court on Friday.

He's been in jail since July because he's accused of trying to use martial law unfairly.

He also has a separate case regarding the abuse of authority and obstructing rights.

He's going to have a bail hearing on the same day, where the court will decide whether he can be released from jail before his trial.

Yoon also faces accusations of inciting foreign aggression.

This involves claims that he ordered drones sent to North Korea to provoke a military response.

He is required to be present for the court hearing.