Seoul, President Yoon, reacts from the post of President Yoon

In the streets of the Constitutional Court in the center of South Korea, the atmosphere was tense in Seoul, in the center of Seoul. Balls camped on a night in the early spring cold to the court’s decision on Friday.

The country’s imbecchan president was separated by metal barriers against and against 13 feet and height against the dismissal of Yoon Suk Yeol.

Reliable General Justice, as he began to read the decision filled with a technical Jargon, the dwarf Yoon and Mr. Yoon’s fate of the country was silent to hear the result. Some people brought together their hands in prayer. Many caught their phones to write the moment.

Then the crowd erupted.

Mr. Yoon’s support of the impeachment, reacted to gosses, screams and fists to get out of the Open in the air. He was loud in the rally of Mr. Yoon’s supporters near his age. Some people were folded in fear, and others were cursed loudly.

“It’s been so hard, but now my heart was relieved,” he said. “I hope people can create a country where people can be happy.”

Immediately after the decision was announced, only one handful of people, some “stop” and “stop” and “stop” the “stop” hats in their hats, on the protest of Yoon, who continued outside the presidency. Construction workers were lowered in scaffolding and stuled with them and pushed to the side.

21-year-old Jaeeuk, along with other students of the university, said he was sleeping only three hours and left the street near the court in a night because he was such an important day for his country.

“This is the day I expected in protest in the last four months,” he said.

Mr. Joon supporters, mostly elderly men, said that the president would be disappointed if the president was released.

“There is no evidence for the iPoint, there is no firm evidence,” said Bynong-Don, 68, which is in the United States, which is related to the state flag of South Korea, as well as conservatives in the country.

“The situation in the country falls down,” said Mr. Yean. “It feels that communism can be turned into.”

Following the decision, some South Koreans expressed fear about the possibility of the next one and more political rise.

Following the decision on a screen on a screen at Seoul’s Seoul’s main railway, 27, 27, although he supported the verdict, he knew that others would have doubted the judges.

“I feel my country of great thing will come.”

As Mr. Yoon’s supporters and opponents, like the next thing for their countries, as they took the next step for government officials.

In a gesture that emphasizes the infertility of the court’s decision, officials made President EMBlemini in front of the building where Yooon was working as President. The emblem is a mythical bird, the image of phoenix.

Choe sang-hun, Chang W. Lee, Jun Michael Park and Who is victoria Contributing report.