
Donald Trump said that the Russian authorities never blackmail him. Thus, the elected US president commented on reports that Russia allegedly collected compromising evidence for him in order to be able to exert pressure.
"Russia never tried to use the levers of pressure on me. I have no business with Russia - no transactions, no loans, nothing at all," Trump wrote on Twitter.
“I easily win the elections, everyone was convinced that the whole movement is followed by me, and corrupt opponents are trying to belittle my victory with fake news. Sadly!” Says another record . “The special services should never allow this fake news. The last blow to me. We live in Nazi Germany?”
“Russia has just stated that an unconfirmed report paid by political opponents is a complete and total fabrication committed by nonsense,” Trump commented on the words of the press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov.
On Tuesday, CNN reported that Russian special services have information that compromises Trump . According to the sources of the channel, this is stated in the secret part of the report, presented on January 6 by American intelligence Trump and Barack Obama. The information was supposedly submitted in a two -page document attached to the report.
The document, according to the sources of the TV channel, states that Moscow collected materials both for the Democrats and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and the Republicans and Trump, but published only the part that she considered the necessary. The publication of the resume was supposed to demonstrate that Russia had "information potentially dangerous for both political parties, but it only released the one that caused Hillary Clinton and the Democrats."
The incriminating evidence, the publication said, was received from a former British intelligence officer Mi6, who worked in Russia in the 90s received information from certain Russian sources. The reliability of information is now checking the FBI.
Later, the BuzzFeed publication published the full text of the document that allegedly formed the publication of CNN. In a commentary on the publication, it is noted that the document contains many "unverified, unconfirmed and potentially unverified information", as well as obvious errors.
The document, among other things, states that Trump took part in the sex-wizards in the presidential room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Moscow in 2013, and also gave bribes through the companies affected by him during visits to St. Petersburg.
Peskov called the information about compromising evolution "absolute fiction." "The Kremlin does not have compromising evidence for Trump, the information is not true and is nothing more than an absolute fiction," the spokesman said.
In Wikileaks, the published document was also called "implausible." "The 35 -page file PDF about Trump, published by Buzzfeed, is not an exploration report. Style, facts and dates are implausible," the organization said on Twitter.
The ex-head of the FSB Nikolai Kovalev called information about the collection of Russian incriminating evidence on Trump. Commenting on the publications that they started collecting incriminating evidence in the period when he came to Moscow as the organizer of the beauty contest, the ex -head of the FSB remarked: "Collect a compromise for a person who arrived and engaged in conducting a beauty contest - who is interested in this practice - I can refer to my experience - we have no work in Russia."