According to reports, US President Donald Trump has said on September 23 that he is contemplating release of a transcript of his controversial July phone call with Ukraine's President but he also recognizes concerns about doing so. case relates to former US Vice President Joe Biden's son who joined a Ukranian Gas corporation when Ukraine sought US help against Russian hostilities back in year 2014.

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'May release it'

As per reports, during a photo session with Poland's President, Andrzej Duda, he was posed a question on wher he would release transcript of phone call he h with Ukraine's President, which he has been facing questions for. To which, he replied that he may do it  But later said he was worried about example he may set by releasing a recorded conversation of Presidential phone call with foreign leers. 

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disputed phone call

issue for which Trump is currently involved in is of a July 25 phone call with Ukrain President Volodymyr Zelenskiy after reports revealed that Trump h pressured Zelenskiy to investigate allegations involving son of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. President Zelenskiy is target of a whistleblower complaint from an unnamed US government official. As per reports,  In year 2014, n Vice-President Joe Biden was at helm of American diplomacy to give Ukraine's weak Democratic government as it requested help to defend against Russian hostility and defeat corruption. However, It raised questions when Biden's son Hunter was hired by a Ukranian gas corporation. Obama ministration at that time reportedly said that re isn't any conflict because younger Biden was a private citizen and re is evidence of any wrongdoing by Biden Far-Son duo.

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(inputs from ncies)