Republicans in the US House of Representatives launched a new survey on several controversial policies in the Obama era on Tuesday, according to US media reports on the 24th local time. These disputes involve the handling of Hillary Clinton's "mail door" incident by the Ministry of Justice in 20 16, and the Obama administration's approval to sell a mining company in 20 10, which made the Russians partially control the uranium reserves in the United States.

According to CNN, Devin Nunes, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee of the US Congress, announced on Tuesday that Republicans in the House of Representatives were investigating uranium transactions with Russia during the Obama administration. Nones said at a news conference that the Intelligence Committee and the Supervisory Committee are beginning to investigate this matter, and these investigations will include whether the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) ever participated in the investigation, and if so, why Congress did not inform it.

"This will be the beginning of the investigation," Nones said. "We won't draw any conclusions, but we will try to get the facts."

The House Oversight and Judiciary Committee also announced that the Ministry of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) jointly investigated the handling of Hillary Clinton's "mail door" during the Obama era. "The decision made by the Ministry of Justice in 20 16 has led to many outstanding questions that must be answered." In a statement, Bob Gudladt (R-Va) and Trey Gaudi (R. C. chairman of the board of supervisors.

According to earlier news, on June 17, the The Hill, an American political news media, disclosed important news: Before the Obama administration approved a controversial nuclear agreement related to Russia, the FBI of the United States had collected relevant evidence about Russia's bribery, kickbacks, extortion and money laundering in the United States to increase its nuclear energy business in the United States.

In 20 10, 10, the State Council and many government agencies unanimously passed the resolution to sell part of Uranium One, a Canadian mining company, to Rosatom, a Russian nuclear giant, which enabled Moscow to control more than 20% of the uranium supply in the United States.

20 1 1 The Obama administration approved Tenex, a subsidiary of Rosatom, Russia, to cooperate with United States Enrichment Corp to sell commercial uranium to nuclear power plants in the United States.

In 20 15, Obama decided to allow the Russian energy company Uranium One to control one-fifth of the uranium resources in the United States.

The agreement reached between the Obama administration and Russia has been controversial. Hillary Clinton, the powerful promoter of this matter and then Secretary of State, was also accused by the media of "selling uranium mines to Russia".