AP: State Department Was Told Zelenskyy Felt Pressured By Trump

AP: State Department Was Told Zelenskyy Felt Pressured By Trump

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In May, Ukrainian President Zelensky felt pressured by President Trump's administration to investigate Joe Biden, which could affect the 2020 U.S. presidential race. This concern was before their July 25th call, which led to Trump's impeachment inquiry. Amos Hochstein, a board member of a Ukrainian gas company, met with Zelensky and later informed US officials about Zelensky's request for advice on handling Trump's investigation request. Despite this, Zelensky publicly denied feeling pressured after Trump released the call transcript, stating no one pushed him. Republicans use Zelensky's denial as evidence against the pressure claim, but reports of Zelensky's initial concerns challenge this argument.

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What was President Zelensky concerned about regarding President Trump's request?

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What was the significance of the July 25th phone call between Zelensky and Trump?

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Who met with Zelensky on May 7th and what was discussed?

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What did the sources report about Zelensky's feelings towards the investigation of Joe Biden?

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How did Republicans interpret Zelensky's statements regarding pressure from Trump?

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