Starmer confused South Korean president with translator at G7 summit

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer mistakenly mistook an interpreter for South Korean President Lee Jae-myung at the G7 summit. This was reported by the Daily Mail on June 18.

"The Prime Minister (Starmer — Ed.) <...> shook hands with the translator, not Lee Jae-myung, when they met for official talks," the newspaper reported.

After that, as it is specified, Starmer experienced "a few seconds of confusion", not knowing where he should stand for a joint photo.

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