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State Dept. inspector general expected to brief congressional committees on Ukraine: reports @thehill
The State Department inspector general is expected to meet with staff from multiple congressional committees on Wednesday and brief them on documents related to the Trump administration’s dealings with Ukraine, according to multiple reports.
Key congressional committees were notified Tuesday of the inspector general's desire to meet with them, according to a letter obtained by The Washington Post.
The letter reportedly stated that Steve Linick’s office wanted “to discuss and provide staff with copies of documents related to the State Department and Ukraine."
ABC News noted that the inspector general would brief staffers on documents obtained by the department’s Office of the Legal Adviser.
The office of the State Department Inspector general, which operates independently, did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Hill.
t remains unclear what information Linick will provide to the committees, which will reportedly include the Foreign Relations, Intelligence, Appropriations and Oversight panels in the House and Senate.
