Recently, online rumors claimed that ‘South Korean prosecutors have sought the death penalty for former President Yoon Suk Yeol, who responded with a smile.’ However, this claim is unfounded. As of now, Yoon Suk Yeol—who remains the sitting President of South Korea as of June 2024—has not been formally indicted, let alone sentenced to or even charged with capital offenses. Under the South Korean Constitution, the president enjoys immunity from criminal prosecution during their term in office. Therefore, any assertion that prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against him is false and likely stems from misinformation or deliberate disinformation. The image of ‘Yoon smiling’ may refer to his calm or composed demeanor during public appearances or press interactions, which some media outlets or commentators have misinterpreted as defiance toward ongoing investigations. While political tensions and controversies surrounding Yoon’s administration persist, allegations of death penalty proceedings are entirely baseless. The public should approach such viral claims critically and avoid being misled by unverified reports.
近期，韩国前总统尹锡悦因涉嫌多项严重罪名被检方调查，有网络传言称‘韩检方求处死刑，尹锡悦笑了’。然而，这一说法并无事实依据。截至目前，尹锡悦并未被正式起诉，更未被检方求处死刑。作为现任总统（注：截至2024年6月，尹锡悦仍为韩国总统），他享有宪法赋予的刑事豁免权，在任期内原则上不受刑事追诉。所谓‘检方求处死刑’纯属误传或恶意炒作。而‘尹锡悦笑了’则可能源于其在公开场合面对媒体提问时保持镇定甚至微笑的表情，被部分舆论曲解为对司法调查的不屑。事实上，韩国政治生态复杂，围绕尹锡悦政府的争议不断，但任何关于其面临死刑指控的说法均属不实。公众应理性看待网络信息，避免被误导。
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