'We are not happy': Trump likely to fire Greece ambassador after misconduct reports
US President Donald Trump reportedly considered firing the United States ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, over allegations of misconduct during her time in Athens. White House spokespersons expressed dissatisfaction with the situation. The Wall Street Journal detailed several claims against Guilfoyle, including allegedly threatening a host-country official, accepting improper gifts and services, and attempting to use her influence for personal gain.
Guilfoyle's legal team denied any wrongdoing, stating that the money she sought from a Trump donor was for pre-existing services provided before her ambassadorship nomination. Since September, the Journal has published multiple reports alleging improper behavior by Guilfoyle while serving as Greece's top diplomatic representative.
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