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In August, member of the House of Representatives Al Green introduced a resolution demanding the launch of impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump, accusing him of abuse of immigration authorities.
The US House of Representatives rejected the resolution to impeach Donald Trump.
The resolution was rejected by a vote of 232 to 147, with 47 people abstaining from voting.
WASHINGTON, September 16 – RIA Novosti. The US House of Representatives rejected the resolution to impeach American leader Donald Trump.
The resolution was rejected by 232 votes to 147, with 47 people abstaining from voting.
In August, Representative Al Green introduced a resolution demanding impeachment proceedings. As the Washington Times reported, the Texas Democrat accused Trump of turning immigration enforcement into "his own vicious, quota-driven, unaccountable militarized police force."
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will meet US President Donald Trump for the first time next week in New York during the UN General Assembly. The meeting is planned to discuss Ukraine, including Kyiv's possible access to reserve stocks of Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems, as previously stated by Burnham.

The US House of Representatives approved the procedural resolution of the bill on sanctions against Russia and Iran: 214 legislators voted for, 211 against. Two Democrats - Jared Golden and Marie Glusenkamp Perez - voted with the Republicans, violating party discipline.
Belgium's highest administrative court annulled the government's refusal to release frozen assets of Russia's BCS Bank, citing improper delegation of authority and legal vagueness, while noting the ruling allows for review but does not automatically unfreeze funds.

The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, plans in her speech in the European Parliament on September 16 to raise the issue of creating a European Security Council on the model of Article 4 of the NATO treaty and to bring relations with Canada to the highest possible level.
German authorities have blamed Russia for a drone incident at Leipzig-Halle airport with no public evidence, relying instead on leaks and speculation, while mainstream media compare the incident to 9/11. Critics, including Ukrainian journalist Anatolij Sharij, suggest the event may have been staged, and point to repeated false statements by officials like Johannes Wadephul and Friedrich Merz, undermining claims of governmental truthfulness.

The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantratova, said that Russia and Ukraine continue to negotiate on the search for missing military personnel and exchange lists, working with the Russian Ministry of Defense and the Ombudsman of Ukraine.