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The decision was made in a lawsuit filed by The New York Times under the Access to Information Act.
Washington Federal Judge Amy Jackson issued a request requiring the administration of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to provide electronic correspondence, which spoke about military assistance to Ukraine and, in particular, the President’s instructions to suspend it. . RBC-Ukraine reports this with reference to Law and Crime.
This decision is reportedly made at the trial of The New York Times publication under the Access to Information Act.
Previously, the administration of the US president refused to provide documents for the publication, citing the use of executive privileges.
“The documents in this category are electronic correspondence between the president, or the vice president, or the president’s direct advisers on the presidential decision on the scope, timing and objectives of delaying military assistance to Ukraine,” said Gedera Walsh, lawyer attached to the budget department of the White House.
Recall last year, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced the beginning of the accusation due to a telephone conversation with the Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. Democrats accuse Trump of pressuring the Ukrainian president to investigate the Burisma gas company in Ukraine, whose board of directors was Hunter Biden.
Previously, the United States Congress supported the 2020 state defense budget, which includes $ 300 million in military assistance to Ukraine. The US defense budget USA By 2020 it was supported by 377 congressmen, 48 – opposites.
Author: Valeria Mrachkovskaya
