South Korean President Lee Jae-myung revealed that his staff was concerned President Donald Trump might confront him during their Oval Office meeting about his administration's recent raids on churches, potentially creating a situation akin to the confrontational 'Zelenskyy moment' experienced by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Lee described Trump's comments on the church raids as "very threatening." Despite these concerns, the meeting avoided such a confrontation. The two leaders reached a consensus on North Korea, with Trump frequently mentioning Kim Jong Un, and managed to sidestep public disagreements on trade and defense issues.