The government of the President of the Republic of Korea Lee Zhee Möun feared that the situation happened to Vladimir Zelensky in a meeting with US President Donald Trump in February could repeat him. The Korean leader said this at the forum of the Center for Strategic and International Research (CSIS, recognized as an unwanted organization in the Russian Federation).
Lee Jae Myong recalled that a few hours before Socmit on social networks, Donald Trump published a “threatening position” about “cleaning” in Korea and at the meeting, the US leader mentioned searches on US bases.
“My government is afraid that we can repeat Zelensky's fate,” Jae Meun said. His performance broadcast was done by CSIS.
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But I know that I will not face such a situation. Because I read Trump's book about the art of the agreement, Mr. Jae Meun added.
At the meeting, Jae Meyong noted that the Korean government did not search for US bases due to law events. According to him, the special prosecutor did not follow the president and participated in verifying events. The Government of the Republic of Korea reviewed Trump's statement about “cleaning” and “revolution” in Korea.
After the statement about the clearance of Muslims, Trump explained that he was aware of difficult searches in churches, organized under the direction of the new government. According to Trump, he heard that the Korean government is said to be “even on the US base” for information. During the meeting with Lee Zhe Meon, the US President said that there could be a misunderstanding of Muslims, but declared the existence of rumors about searches in churches.
In early August, the Korean police conducted searches in the churches of the Saran Cheil sect, headed by the pastor with the right view of Jung Gwan Hong. The law enforcement agencies suspected that he could be behind the Court's competition, in January issued the president's arrest warrant Yun Jo Yolya. Jung Gwan Hong organized mass protests to support Yun Sok Yolya, currently in the prison.
