Case shock against Trump's son-in-law: 'Kushner acted unlawfully'

The auditing organization operating in the field of public ethics and accountability in the capital Washington has initiated legal proceedings against Kushner, who took part in important diplomatic meetings as Trump's "special representative".

In the lawsuit filed, it was requested that Kushner, who accompanied Trump's Middle East Special Representative Steve Witkoff on behalf of the US delegation in the negotiations, especially in Iran, Ukraine and Gaza, be suspended from his duty, which he allegedly carried out illegally.

In the petition, it was claimed that Kushner, the owner of the investment firm that manages foreign assets, participating in these negotiations as a "special representative" could lead to a possible "conflict of interest".

The petition argued that Kushner was not properly subjected to the necessary examinations and evaluations for the government position he assumed, and claimed that he "escaped his obligations of transparency" aimed at ensuring that the government uses its powers for the benefit of the American people.

Democratic members of the US House of Representatives Oversight Committee launched an investigation into Kushner's investments in the Middle East after his company was alleged to be the "largest shareholder" of an Israeli group investing in military suppliers.