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South Korea will disband its controversial defense intelligence unit by end-2026 amid fallout from a 2024 martial law attempt.
South Korea will disband its Defense Counterintelligence Command by end-2026, following its involvement in former President Yoon Suk Yeol’s 2024 martial law attempt.
The unit, implicated in past coups and surveillance abuses, will be dissolved, with its functions split among new bodies including a Defense Security Intelligence Agency and a Central Security Auditing Team.
Highly sensitive tasks like public opinion monitoring will end.
A new oversight bureau will ensure accountability.
The move aims to prevent political misuse of intelligence powers and restore democratic oversight, though some experts question the effectiveness of the reorganization.
Corea del Sur disolverá su controvertida unidad de inteligencia de defensa a fines de 2026, en medio de las consecuencias de un intento de ley marcial en 2024.