Former President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea has been rearrested as a court approved a new warrant related to an insurrection probe, focusing on his alleged attempt to impose martial law. This marks the second time Yoon has faced arrest in connection with these serious charges. Prosecutors have accused him of obstruction of justice and other misconduct, alleging that he directed his security team to display weapons during a detention attempt by investigators. As he awaits trial, Yoon will endure conditions in custody that include the intense summer heat. His legal issues have sparked significant public and media scrutiny, further compounding his controversial legacy.