Former United States President Donald Trump is once again embroiled in controversy over the attack on the Congress building.
According to a foreign news agency, the US federal court has approved the extradition of documents related to the attack on Capitol Hill.
The former president had refused to provide files related to the attack and had filed a case in a federal court against the release of these documents, but the court ruled against him.
Once approved, the files could be submitted to a congressional inquiry committee, which could pave the way for a lawsuit against Trump.
Donald Trump was defeated in the US presidential election last November and Joe Biden was elected the new president which Trump did not recognize and in one of his emotional speeches accused the candidate of rigging.
After the former president's provocative speech, a large number of his supporters reached Capitol Hill and broke into.
Meanwhile, MPs hid under offices and desks to save their lives.
It should be noted that more than 4 people were killed in this riot and an impeachment motion was also filed against Trump in the Senate.
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