House Republicans Call for Investigation into Zelensky's Pennsylvania Visit

GOP lawmakers allege misuse of U.S. taxpayer funds and political motives in Ukrainian President's trip ahead of elections.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Pennsylvania, touring an ammunition factory and meeting with Democratic officials.
House Republicans, led by Rep. Lance Gooden, are demanding an investigation into the use of U.S. military assets and federal resources for the visit.
GOP lawmakers accuse Zelensky of making politically charged comments against the Trump-Vance ticket, potentially violating U.S. laws like the Hatch Act.
Zelensky's visit included flying on a U.S. Air Force C-17 and receiving Secret Service protection, raising concerns about the use of taxpayer funds.
Critics argue the visit was a diplomatic effort to thank American workers and seek continued support for Ukraine, while some Republicans see it as foreign election interference.