Trump-Ukraine investigation, letter to White House asking for information

Democrats have sought information from the White House to investigate US President Donald Trump's impeachment on Ukraine issue. This information was sought by President Trump's telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zalensky.

"We are deeply sorry that President Trump has left us and the nation in this situation," the Democrats' letter to the White House told BBC Online on Saturday. His actions have left us no choice but to push us to issue this sapina. '

The Sapina issue, which was directed to collect evidence, was released on Friday by local time, headed by the Congress's surveillance, intelligence and foreign affairs Democrats committees.

White House Information Secretary Stephanie Grisham has said "nothing will change" without giving importance to Spina.

In addition, a separate request was sent to Vice President Mike Pence to receive the record. The letter asked Mike Pence to clarify if Trump had "played a role" in Trump's Ukraine phone call.

The debate over the issue of Trump-Ukraine philanthropy began with accusations raised.
The whistleblower alleged that Trump called on July 25 to congratulate Ukraine's newly elected president, Vladimir Zelinsky. On the phone, he pressured Jalensky to investigate allegations of corruption against his main rival Democrat incumbent Joe Biden and his son in the 2020 presidential election.

One person complained to a top CIA lawyer, the US Central Intelligence Agency. The man is said to be a CIA officer. In US law, whistleblowers are strictly adhered to, ensuring their legal protections, including their identity, are confidential.

Trump claims that while Biden was vice president, he (Biden) applied pressure to stop the government's investigation into a Ukrainian gas company.

Democrats have commissioned an investigation into whether President Trump has committed a heinous crime in the Ukraine issue after the whistleblower allegations surfaced.

Another whistleblower alleges that the White House transcript was published after the controversial piece of the phone call was made.

The issue is also addressed in a letter to Democrats given to the White House. It said Trump was obstructing multiple requests related to the phone call. President Trump has opted for 'non-cooperation, obstruction and push'.

Trump responded yesterday to a probe into the prosecution, saying he unfortunately had Democrats in the House of Representatives voting to impeach him. But he predicted he would win in the Republican-controlled Senate.

The reason for Trump's prediction is that the proposal to impeach him would be passed to the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives for approval in the Senate. The Senate will require two-thirds of the vote to pass that proposal. And the chances of it being passed in the Republican-controlled Senate are slim.

Most Republicans are with Trump. Although two Republican senators have publicly spoken out against Trump.

Republican candidate Mitt Romney has described Trump's actions as "shocking" in the 2012 presidential election.
Romney made the remarks the following day when he called for an investigation into Ukraine and China against Trump Joe Biden and his son Hunter.