Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has joined calls by Trump team to declassify a report on U.S. funding to Ukraine, alleging corruption and misuse of taxpayer dollars. Supporters argue transparency is necessary to hold officials accountable, while opponents warn the report’s release could expose wrongdoing by both parties, leading to political turmoil and potential prosecutions.

Gabbard, a vocal critic of U.S. intervention in Ukraine, claims the report reveals “shocking” details about where funds have gone. Trump’s team believes disclosure could undermine Biden’s administration and justify skepticism over continued aid. However, critics fear bipartisan fallout, suggesting high-ranking lawmakers—Democrats and Republicans—could face legal consequences if evidence of graft or illegal arms deals emerges.

The debate highlights deep divisions over Ukraine policy, with some viewing transparency as vital and others warning of destabilizing consequences for Washington’s political establishment.