Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been found guilty of spreading disinformation during his 2022 election campaign. The Seoul court issued an 18-month suspended sentence, meaning he will not immediately return to prison despite already being incarcerated. The conviction centers around false claims made by Yoon during the election period, preceding a controversial attempt to impose martial law. While the sentence is suspended, the ruling marks a significant development in scrutiny of political rhetoric and election integrity. This case raises questions about the influence of disinformation on South Korean elections and the accountability of its leaders. Further legal challenges and political ramifications are anticipated following the court’s decision. The verdict underscores growing concerns about manipulative practices in political campaigning.