"A golf promise with Trump as the achievement?"

The summit between President Lee Jae-myung and former U.S. President Donald Trump during the president's U.S. visit lasted 30 minutes including interpretation, but actual conversation time was only about 10 minutes, the PPP claimed.

The PPP argued that the only result announced after the talks was that President Lee proposed a golf meeting with Trump at the G20 summit in December, and Trump told his chief of staff to arrange a schedule.

On the 21st, the day the president departed for the U.S., a South Korean soldier conducting a search operation in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) was injured in an accident involving a landmine believed to have been planted by North Korean forces. The unit commander lost a foot, and three military officers were seriously injured.

Despite the accident, the president posted only a seven-line message on his social media account X promising support for the soldiers' treatment and recovery, with no concrete measures such as ordering an investigation into the cause. Meanwhile, the president and first lady watched a K-POP performance during their visit to Mexico.

The PPP said the Democratic Party refused to adopt major witnesses, including the chairman of Mirae Asset Securities and executives of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, and also blocked submission of key materials related to the presidential office, effectively rendering the audit meaningless.

The PPP raised concerns that the adoption of key witnesses requested by the ruling side, including former Policy Chief Kim Yong-beom, failed due to Democratic Party opposition.

Witnesses the PPP requested were blocked by the Democratic Party: former Policy Chief Kim Yong-beom and the Mirae Asset chairman on stock market issues, Samsung and SK Hynix executives on semiconductor cluster investment, and witnesses on allegations involving the presidential office and First Lady Kim Keon-hee.

Of the 35 witnesses the PPP requested, only 5 were adopted through consultations with the Democratic Party. The PPP criticized the Democratic Party for refusing to adopt Kim Hyun-ji, whom it identified as responsible for the personnel fiasco, while unilaterally forcing through the adoption of Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae. Requests for key materials, including the president's family golf schedule, residence construction records, and the president's schedule during disasters, were also refused.