Acting US ambassador to Ukraine leaving post, officials deny frustration with Trump
Summary
Julie Davis, the acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, will leave her position in June after a 30-year career in the Foreign Service. The State Department said her departure is a retirement and denied reports that she is leaving because of frustration with President Trump.Key Facts
- Julie Davis is the acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine and also serves as ambassador to Cyprus.
- She will retire and leave her post in June.
- Davis has worked in the Foreign Service for 30 years.
- The State Department confirmed her departure is due to retirement.
- The Financial Times reported she was leaving because of frustration with President Trump.
- State Department spokesperson Tommy Piggot denied this report.
- The news came from a State Department statement shared with The Hill.
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