what we ve been discussing w today, which involved in a regular channel, was a request that went against u.s. policy that have have undermined the rule of law and our long-standing policy goals in ukraine, as in other countries in the post-soviet space. those policies which were indeed championed by ambassador yovanovitch. you also testified on october 15th in the deposition about fundamental reforms necessary for ukraine to fight corruption and to transform the country. and you t cited the importance reforming certain institutions, notably was investigating president trump s political opponents a part of those necessary reforms? was it on that list of yours or indeed was it on any list? no, they weren t. in fact, historically, is it not true that a major problem in the ukraine has been its misuse
of prosecutors, precisely to conduct investigation of political opponents. that s a legacy i dare suggest from the soviet era when, as you stated in your testimony, prosecutors like
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