Speaker Kevin McCarthy says he didn't meet with Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S., but saw her in his office. “She came by to drop off a book about Ukraine,' he said.
The House speaker said he didn't meet with Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S., but saw her in his office. "She came by to drop off a book about Ukraine," he said.Ukrinform / Future Publishing via Getty Images fileWASHINGTON — Ukraine’s ambassador to the U.S.
“We have very strong bipartisan support and there are so many Republicans, the majority who supports us, so very strong bipartisan support, and we really appreciate it,” Markarova said as she left. McCaul, who is chairing a hearing titled “Oversight, Transparency, and Accountability of Ukraine Assistance” next Wednesday, took selfies with Markarova and walked with her down the hall as they both left McCarthy’s suite.Asked about the ambassador's visit, McCarthy said Friday morning that he did not meet with Markarova, but he saw her in his office. “She came by to drop off a book about Ukraine,” he said.
McCaul — a steadfast defender of U.S. aid and support for Ukraine — said he did not meet with Markarova in McCarthy’s office.
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