Security adviser Michael Flin, who was sacked by US President Donald Trump, wants to open his eyes to Russia's relationship But he has demanded impunity for this.
According to Flin's lawyer, the BBC reported on Friday.Flint lawyer Robert Keller said, "My client wants to tell a story." But instead of facing unjust justice, he has to assure his full security.The Senate's Intelligence Intelligence Committee is investigating the allegations of Russian intervention in the 2016 presidential election in the United States. The committee's first hearing began on Thursday at the local time. Among those who will be interrogated at the hearing are the son-in-law of President Donald Trump.
