Prosecution's Limits Exposed, Special Counsel Sought: Daily Reports on Lee Jae-myung to Yoon

The ruling party's parliamentary investigation committee has concluded that the prosecution has reached its limits in self-reform, calling for a special counsel to investigate allegations of politically motivated prosecutions. Sources indicate that prosecutors routinely reported the status of investigations into opposition leader Lee Jae-myung to President Yoon Suk-yeol on a daily basis. The committee's move signals a collapse of trust in the prosecution's independence and a push for external oversight.