Main opposition leader Lee Jae-myung has expressed his willingness to meet with President Yoon Suk Yeol without any preconditions, following unsuccessful attempts to set the agenda for their first-ever talks since Yoon took office. Yoon had proposed the meeting in a phone call with Lee after the ruling People Power Party suffered a defeat in the April 10 parliamentary elections, leaving the National Assembly under the control of Lee's Democratic Party. Despite two rounds of preparatory talks this week, the details of the meeting, including the date and agenda, remain undecided. During a party leadership meeting, Lee stated his readiness to prioritize the meeting with President Yoon and promptly schedule a date for it. He emphasized his intention to convey the public sentiment revealed in the elections and urge Yoon to take necessary measures to address the country's hardships, particularly the ongoing livelihood crisis. Lee's remarks were welcomed by the presidential office, which expressed its readiness to begin working-level talks to finalize the schedule and other details for the proposed meeting. In summary, Lee Jae-myung, the main opposition leader, has agreed to meet with President Yoon Suk Yeol without any preconditions, following unsuccessful attempts to set the agenda for their first-ever talks. The presidential office has welcomed Lee's willingness to meet and indicated its readiness to begin working-level talks to finalize the schedule and other details for the proposed meeting.