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On the afternoon of the 21st local time, South Korea's Seoul Central District Court handed down a first instance verdict in the case of a number of former senior military generals in South Korea suspected of participating in the “martial law civil unrest”. Former South Korean anti-espionage commander Lu In-brother was sentenced to 18 years, former Capital Defense Commander Lee Jin-woo was sentenced to 15 years, former Army Chief of Staff and Martial Law Commander Park An-soo was sentenced to 10 years. Former Army Special Operations Commander Kwok Jong-geun was sentenced to 9 years, and former intelligence commander Moon Sang-ho was sentenced to 12 years.
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On the afternoon of the 21st local time, South Korea's Seoul Central District Court handed down a first instance verdict in the case of a number of former senior military generals in South Korea suspected of participating in the “martial law civil unrest”. Former South Korean anti-espionage commander Lu In-brother was sentenced to 18 years, former Capital Defense Commander Lee Jin-woo was sentenced to 15 years, former Army Chief of Staff and Martial Law Commander Park An-soo was sentenced to 10 years. Former Army Special Operations Commander Kwok Jong-geun was sentenced to 9 years, and former intelligence commander Moon Sang-ho was sentenced to 12 years.
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