Trump says Zelenskyy insulted him; House GOP to probe Ukraine leader's PA trip

• House Oversight Committee Chair Rep. James Comer opened an investigation into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Sunday visit to an ammunition factory in Scranton, Pennsylvania with three Democrats, two of whom are up for reelection in November.
• Comer claimed that the trip amounted to a campaign event for Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris, and was done using "taxpayer-funded resources."
• The relationship between Kyiv and former president Donald Trump chilled further Wednesday, when the Republican Party's standard bearer accused Zelenskyy of "making nasty little dispersions toward me."
• The investigation comes a day after nine House Republicans signed a letter demanding "a full investigation into the use of U.S. military assets and federal resources in relation to the visit."

House Oversight Chair James Comer is opening an investigation into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Sunday visit to an ammunition factory in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Comer claims that the trip was organized to campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris' bid for presidency, and was done using "taxpayer-funded resources."

The Republican investigation comes as the relationship between Zelenskyy and former president Donald Trump seems to sour.

On Wednesday, Trump accused Zelenskyy of insulting him — Trump said the Ukrainian president was "making nasty little dispersions toward" him — and adding that he got along with Russian President Vladimir Putin "very well."

"There's really nothing for the Ukrainian people to go back to, and it didn't need to happen. Those buildings are down, those cities are gone. They're gone, and we continue to give billions of dollars to a man who refuses to make a deal," Trump said of Zelenskyy while speaking