3 Democratic senators ask about Ukraine involvement in Robert Mueller probe
Washington (CNN) Sens. Bob Menendez of New Jersey, Dick Durbin of Illinois and Patrick Leahy of Vermont wrote in the letter to Yuriy Lutsenko that a recent New York Times report said his office "effectively froze investigations into four open cases in Ukraine in April, thereby eliminating scope for cooperation with the Mueller probe into related issues."
民主党参议员 Chris Murphy 还威胁过：
That was a reference to the Connecticut Democrat's comments at a bipartisan meeting in Kiev earlier this month, when Murphy called U.S. aid the “most important asset” of Ukraine -- then issued a warning.
"I told Zelensky that he should not insert himself or his government into American politics," Murphy said, according to The Hill. "I cautioned him that complying with the demands of the President's campaign representatives to investigate a political rival of the President would gravely damage the U.S.-Ukraine relationship. There are few things that Republicans and Democrats agree on in Washington these days, and support for Ukraine is one of them."
当时，还是 CNN 报道的：
3 Democratic senators ask about Ukraine involvement in Robert Mueller probe
Washington (CNN) Sens. Bob Menendez of New Jersey, Dick Durbin of Illinois
and Patrick Leahy of Vermont wrote in the letter to Yuriy Lutsenko that a
recent New York Times report said his office "effectively froze
investigations into four open cases in Ukraine in April, thereby eliminating scope for cooperation with the Mueller probe into related issues."
民主党参议员 Chris Murphy 还威胁过：
That was a reference to the Connecticut Democrat's comments at a bipartisan meeting in Kiev earlier this month, when Murphy called U.S. aid the “most
important asset” of Ukraine -- then issued a warning.
"I told Zelensky that he should not insert himself or his government into
American politics," Murphy said, according to The Hill. "I cautioned him
that complying with the demands of the President's campaign representatives to investigate a political rival of the President would gravely damage the U.S.-Ukraine relationship. There are few things that Republicans and
Democrats agree on in Washington these days, and support for Ukraine is one of them."