Washington-Sana
US President Donald Trump has threatened that he will make a decision against the official of the US National Security Council, Alexander Vendman, who testified in his dismissal trial, hinting that he could be removed from office.
Trump was quoted by Bloomberg as saying today that he will retain his chief of staff in the White House, Mick Mulvany, but that he will make a decision in the future regarding Vendman, who is on the National Security Council.
Bloomberg reported that the White House intends to portray any dismissal of Trump's opponents as "a reduction in the number of employees on the National Security Council team, not of revenge."
Vendemann was one of the most important democratic witnesses in the trial of the American president, with the aim of removing him, and he warned of the danger of Trump's July 25 call with his Ukrainian counterpart, Vladimir Zelinsky.
It is noteworthy that Trump escaped after a swift and showy trial procedure from his Democratic opponents who sought over the past months to isolate him while his Republican supporters gathered behind his lies, covering up for his repeated violations of the United States Constitution and succeeded in exonerating him in the Senate on charges of obstructing Congress and abusing power.