Lee receives credentials from new US Ambassador Michelle Steel, other envoys
President Lee Jae Myung and new U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Michelle Steel pose for a photo at Cheong Wa Dae on Aug.
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President Lee Jae Myung (R) and new U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Michelle Steel pose for a photo at Cheong Wa Dae on Aug. The data breach and the ensuing probe have since spilled into the political and diplomatic arenas, with some US lawmakers accusing Seoul of discriminating against a US company. Lee said "welcome" as Steel, accompanied by her husband, presented her letter of credence and posed for a photo with Lee.
Furthermore, Steel and three other newly appointed foreign ambassadors presented their credentials to Lee during a ceremony at the presidential office.
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President Lee Jae Myung (R) and new U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Michelle Steel pose for a photo at Cheong Wa Dae on Aug.
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The data breach and the ensuing probe have since spilled into the political and diplomatic arenas, with some US lawmakers accusing Seoul of discriminating against a US company.
according to The Korea HeraldLee said "welcome" as Steel, accompanied by her husband, presented her letter of credence and posed for a photo with Lee.
according to Yonhap NewsSteel and three other newly appointed foreign ambassadors presented their credentials to Lee during a ceremony at the presidential office.
according to The Korea Herald
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