White House official says Trump’s demands of Ukraine ‘improper’
Vindman, an Iraq war veteran, said that ‘character attacks’ against public servants testifying in the impeachment inquiry are ‘reprehensible’
19 November 2019 - 18:58
Washington — A White House official testified in the impeachment inquiry against US President Donald Trump on Tuesday that a phone call the president made to try to get Ukraine to investigate his political rivals was improper, and denounced attacks on witnesses in the investigation.
Army Lt-Col Alexander Vindman, the White House national security council’s top Ukraine expert, testified at the third public hearing in the impeachment effort before the US House of Representatives intelligence committee...
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