WASHINGTON, D.C.: Donald Trump’s national security advisor Michael Flynn resigned amid controversy on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) over his contacts with the Russian government, a stunning first departure from the new president’s inner circle less than a month after his inauguration.

The White House said Trump had accepted Flynn’s resignation amid allegations the retired three star general discussed US sanctions strategy with Russia’s ambassador Sergey Kislyak before taking office.

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