Wikileaks began publishing letters from Barack Obama

The Wikileaks website began publishing the correspondence of US President Barack Obama. According to the community Twitter , electronic messages were sent "from the secret mailbox" of the president.

The first part of the documents posted consists of seven letters, which Obama exchanged with the head of the election headquarters of the Democratic Party John Land in the fall of 2008. The correspondence discusses the possible presidency of Obama and the likelihood of his participation in the G20 summit in the event of his victory in the elections.

On October 8, WikiLeaks published part of the car correspondence. The released package contains 2060 emails and 170 files attached to them.

More than half of the materials are dedicated to the nuclear energy and Uranium One, which, through the affiliated persons, belongs to the Russian State Corporation Rosatom. According to the candidate of Republicans Donald Trump, the company was ruled by Tony Podest, brother of John Podesta. Trump also argued that Clinton, when he was by the US Secretary of State, handed over to Uranium One 20 percent of the American uranium. In early August, it was reported that Clinton received donations from shareholders of Uranium One .

Hillary Clinton has repeatedly stated that Russia, which supports Trump, is behind the WikiLeaks publications.

The US Vice-President Joe Biden also made accusations against Moscow, promising to "give a signal to the Russian president.

Vladimir Putin, commenting on this statement, said that the structures of the US administration "are peeping and eavesdropping on everyone." Such actions of Washington "are well known to everyone, for a long time this is no secret." “You can expect anything from our American friends,” the Russian president noted.