US Congress Investigates Zelensky's Visit to Defense Plant: What Happened

The US Congress is investigating Zelensky's visit to a defense plant: what happened Margarita Voloshina

The US Congress is investigating Zelensky's visit to a plant that manufactures shells for the Ukrainian Armed Forces/Collage 24 Channel, illustrative photo More interesting audio news Listen 00:000 1:28 1.25x 1.25x Audio synthesized using AI. More Audio News Turn off < p _ngcontent-sc202 class = "news-annotation" > < strong _ngcontent-sc202 > The US House of Representatives has accused the Biden administration of likely misusing government resources that could allow Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to “interfere in the 2024 presidential election” through a visit to a defense plant in Pennsylvania.

< p > The relevant information was reported by James Comer, Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability. Against this background, they are also demanding that Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova be fired.

US Congress Investigates Zelensky's Visit to Defense Plant

The other day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited a plant in Pennsylvania that produces 155-mm artillery ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Kommer suspects that the trip was financed by American taxpayers.

In addition, he suggests that the visit itself allegedly contributed to campaigning for US presidential candidate Kamala Harris. That's why the committee chairman is now seeking documents from the White House, the Defense Department, and the Justice Department on abuse of government resources.

If the Biden-Harris administration tried to use a foreign leader to benefit from the vice president's presidential campaign, that is an abuse of power and an abuse of taxpayer funds, he said.

Recall that after a visit to a defense plant in Pennsylvania, Volodymyr Zelensky noted that it is at such enterprises that one feels that the democratic world can truly win.