Flynn Omitted a Saudi Nuclear Project in Filing, Democrats Say
- Lawmakers say Flynn may have violated law on clearance form
- Letter alleges another undisclosed Flynn link to Russia
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Two top House Democrats allege that retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn illegally omitted reporting a 2015 Middle East business trip and other foreign contacts on his security clearance forms.
Flynn, President Donald Trump’s initial national security adviser, apparently failed to disclose private travel and meetings tied to a plan financed jointly by Russia and Saudi Arabia to build nuclear power plants across the region when he applied for government clearance, the lawmakers said.