US State Department Grants Access to Classified Cable on Chaotic Afghanistan Withdrawal
The U.S. State Department allows House Foreign Affairs Committee members to view a redacted version of a classified cable on the Afghanistan withdrawal.
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The U.S. State Department allows House Foreign Affairs Committee members to view a redacted version of a classified cable on the Afghanistan withdrawal.
Part of this court case, they want to then provide that information to the afghan, the oligarch back home and he has no desire to come to the united states and get arrested and face trial but his lawyers say this information, the sensitive national information about the investigation should be extracted from mueller and extracted from the u.s. gov government and sent to him in russia and that would be a serious thing, just the same as sending that sensitive information directly to the kremlin. so that's what this litigation fight has been about. the national security division at the justice de...
Specifically one of the things they have been fighting about in court is that they want to not only obtain that information as part of this court case, they want to then provide that information to putin's chef, and he himself has no intention of coming to the united states and getting arrested and facing trial, but his lawyers are arguing that all of this information, all of this sensitive national security information, sensitive information about the investigation should be extracted from mueller and extracted from the u.s. government and sent to him, in russia. and that of course would be a...