A South Korean court sentences former President Yoon Suk Yeol to two years in prison in a political funding case, according to reports from multiple outlets. The case centers on alleged illicit election-related exchanges involving a political broker and services provided to Yoon’s camp. One report says Yoon Suk Yeol received free opinion polling services valued at about $179,800 from the broker. Authorities argue the arrangement involved political support in connection with election activities. Yoon denies the charges. He states that he did not request polls and did not promise anything in return for receiving the services. The court’s ruling follows the proceedings in which Yoon maintained his innocence. The sentence reflects the court’s finding that the services and related conduct amounted to a punishable offense under South Korea’s political funding and election-related rules. Reports also note that Yoon had sought to rebut the prosecution’s characterization of the agreement, maintaining there was no quid pro quo arrangement.