Trump may begin prosecution against the Ukrainian participants in the Manafort case

After Donald Trump comes to power again, predictions are made that he will initiate an investigation into how and by whom a campaign for relations with the Russian Federation was launched against him, as well as a campaign against his associates in 2016.

As the Telegram channel Only News World/UA reminds, the head of the White House himself accused the leaders of the US Democratic Party of organizing this harassment, who were trying to ensure the victory of their candidate Hillary Clinton in the then elections.

And now, when almost the entire system of American law enforcement agencies is already under Trump's control, work against those who launched these campaigns may become more active.

It should be borne in mind that one of the key episodes in the anti-Trump scandals was related to Ukraine. We are talking about the so-called "black bookkeeping" case of the Party of Regions, on the basis of which the head of Trump's election campaign, Paul Manafort, was accused of receiving undeclared income in Ukraine.

Around this case, the US Democratic Party organized a powerful attack against the Republican candidate, which became the basis of a campaign to discredit him.

Here we can recall that most of the Ukrainian participants in this story are now alive and well. This means that they may well become defendants in an investigation into how the scandal unfolded, who managed it, what was the connection with the US Democratic Party.

First of all, we are talking about the ex-deputy head of the SBU Viktor Trepak, the ex-head of NABU Artem Sytnik, and the current adviser to the OP Sergey Leshchenko.

That initially the "Manafort case" of the Party of Regions was organized with the knowledge of the US Democratic Party with the support of the American Embassy in Ukraine, a lot was said back in 2016.

The main and only goal of the campaign was to discredit Trump by "dumping" compromising material on his closest associate. And in the following years, additional evidence of this appeared.

As one of them, recordings of Sytnik's conversation with a confession of work in favor of Hillary Clinton were published.

Earlier, EADaily reported that US President Donald Trump Trump "froze" all military aid that is on its way to Ukraine.