Curtea Supremă de la Seul îşi amână verdictul în procesul fostei Prime Doamne Kim Keon Hee

The South Korean Supreme Court has postponed its ruling on Kim Keon Hee's four-year prison sentence for corruption and stock market manipulation. Initially set for Friday, the court did not provide reasons for the delay or a new date for the decision. Kim, the wife of former President Yoon Suk Yeol, was sentenced to 20 months in January for accepting luxury gifts from the Unification Church. Her sentence was increased to four years by the Seoul High Court in April, along with a fine. The corruption case has also led to the arrest of Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja, who oversees a significant economic empire. The stock market manipulation charges date back to before Kim's marriage in 2012, involving alleged coordinated actions to inflate stock prices.