South Korean media report that the country’s ousted President Yoon has been sentenced to a prison term over unauthorized drone flights near Pyongyang. The conviction relates to flights carried out during his administration, which prosecutors and the court characterize as a breach of election-era or national-security-related legal requirements. Multiple outlets state that the sentence follows legal proceedings tied to the drone operation and that Yoon is being held accountable in a criminal case rather than only through political or impeachment processes. The reports describe the court’s decision as delivering a prison term, with the outcome reflecting findings that Yoon bears responsibility for the flights. They also note that the case centers on actions targeting or involving North Korea’s capital area, which raises heightened security and diplomatic concerns. While the outlets differ in some details, they broadly agree on the key elements: the case involves drone flights over Pyongyang, Yoon is the defendant, and the court hands down a prison sentence. The reporting focuses on the sentencing outcome and the legal basis of the decision.