US official in Kiev added to Thursday's public impeachment hearing

David Holmes, a US official in Kiev who overheard a phone conversation between the US ambassador to the European Union and President Trump, will testify publicly this week as part of the House impeachment inquiry

A US official in Kiev who overheard a phone conversation between the US ambassador to the European Union and President Donald Trump will testify publicly as part of the House impeachment inquiry.

READ: State Department aide David Holmes' opening statement The House Intelligence Committee will have David Holmes, the counselor for political affairs at the US Embassy in Ukraine, testifying alongside former White House official Fiona Hill on Thursday, according to a Democratic aide. The addition of Holmes means nine individuals will testify publicly as witnesses in the House impeachment probe this week.

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