First lady Kim Keon Hee disembarked from Air Force One with President Yoon Suk Yeol upon their return to Seoul after a trip to the Czech Republic. The South Korean prosecution is facing a dilemma in the high-profile luxury Dior bag case involving Kim, as the independent review committee recommended indicting Korean-American pastor Choi Jae-young for gifting luxury items to Kim but not pursuing charges against her. If the prosecution follows this recommendation, it would result in a situation where the person offering the gifts is taken to court, but the recipient is not, leading to concerns about inconsistency and fairness. Choi has expressed certainty that the prosecution will charge him, leading to a renewed investigation of Kim and potential legal consequences for President Yoon Suk Yeol. The committee's decision aligned with Choi's argument that the gifts were intended to influence Yoon in his duty of personnel appointments. However, the legal complexities of prosecuting a public official's spouse under the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act have raised questions about how the case will proceed and whether both Choi and Kim will face trial, as urged by opposition representatives. The final decision rests with Prosecutor-General Shim Woo-jung, who will play a crucial role in determining the outcome of this controversial case.