President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he would cut ties with a pair of longtime political advisers if he determined their outside consulting work posed a conflict of interest, a day after a report detailed Chris LaCivita and James Blair’s paid advisory for a Russia-aligned government in the Balkans.

“I do not have any idea who else they work for but will, on reflection, ask them and, if there’s a conflict, I will terminate them, immediately!” Trump wrote Wednesday on Truth Social.

The warning followed a New York Times report that the two political advisers traveled to Republika Srpska, a self-governing territory within Bosnia and Herzegovina, to provide election advice while helping lead Trump’s midterm political operation. Each was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars through a Washington law firm retained by the territory’s government, the Times reported.

The pair’s consulting drew some criticism from Republicans, including their rivals in MAGA circles. "[California Gov. Gavin] Newsom just said ‘the Democrats need to focus on ending Trump’s presidency in 28 days’ while these two grifters are out of the country — and we wonder why the MAGA base may have an enthusiasm gap,” Steve Bannon told POLITICO Playbook. “We need a forensic audit of where the money went so the president has the information to hold people accountable.”