The possibility of re-enforcement of arrest warrants..."Nervousness" in front of the official residence.

Anti-impeachment rally...Staying up all night again today

Police separate pros and cons rally with fence...Collision not visible

The possibility of a second warrant...Security 'waiting for tension'

Police buses are placed near the official residence to form a barrier.

[Anchor]
Tensions are rising in front of the Hannam-dong residence over the possibility of re-enforcement of the arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol.The pro- and anti-impeachment sides of

continued their overnight rallies again today, and everyone seems to be paying attention to whether the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit will depart.

I'll connect you to a field reporter and find out more. Reporter Jeong Hyeonwoo!Please explain the atmosphere of the anti-impeachment rally of



[Reporter]
Yes, it's at the entrance to the presidential residence, and in front of me, most of the rally people are in favor of impeaching President Yoon Suk Yeol.

At the back, the anti-impeachment rally side set up a stage and gathered, and in each location, the two sides continued to hold an all-night rally.

However, the number of people has decreased slightly due to the rain last night, but it is expected to increase little by little from 6 a.m.

As the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit left the building at 6 a.m. to execute the first arrest warrant, it is estimated that crowds will flock based on this time today when there is a possibility of re-execution.

Both rally participants seemed to care about the news of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit while looking at the news screen on their mobile phones.

The pro-choice side argues that the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit should arrest President Yoon urgently today.

However, opposition parties are raising their voices to prevent attempts to arrest President Yoon, who has no legal validity.

However, there is no physical conflict between the two sides as the police separate the two sides with fences.

[Anchor]
Please explain the movement of the security personnel at the presidential residence.

[Reporter]
Next to me is the access road to the presidential residence, and security is tight.

First of all, police buses are lined up on the road leading to the entrance, making it difficult to enter.

In addition, the iron gate, the place where the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the Security Service first confronted each other at the time of the execution of the first arrest warrant, is still firmly closed.

However, it has not yet been confirmed at the scene how security personnel are preparing for the secondary and tertiary cordon, which is higher up.

The day after the execution of the first arrest warrant, the security office was seen trying to block a detour by setting up a barbed wire fence on the mountain road in the precinct,
The
Security Department personnel are expected to be preparing for the execution of the second arrest warrant inside.

[Anchor]
Yes. Please explain the situation on the outskirts of the residence.

[Reporter]
There are no vehicles around the official residence that appear to have come from the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit.

When the first arrest warrant was executed, personnel from the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit arrived at the residence about an hour after leaving the Gwacheon Government Complex.

There are no personnel yet seen on the scene that appear to be the special investigation team of the police emergency martial law, which previously played a role in assisting the airborne organization.

Instead, only several members of the National Police Agency, who were dispatched to the rally and traffic management, are deployed at the rally site.

Police buses are also lined up around the access road to the official residence, and the number of police buses is expected to continue to increase in the future.

So far, I'm Jung Hyun-woo from YTN near the presidential residence in Hannam-dong, Seoul.