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Analysis-South Korea's Lee Dodges 'Zelenskiy Moment' at High-Stakes Trump Summit
SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea's Lee Jae Myung narrowly avoided what he called a "Zelenskiy moment" after U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed him to Washington with right-wing conspiracy theories but then pulled off a high-stakes summit without unwanted drama.
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