Trump: I do not owe anything to Russia

The elected US President Donald Trump assured that he had no relationship with Russia and does not owe it to her. According to Reuters, the future American leader said this in New York at his first after the victory in the press conference.

Trump was asked if he agreed that Vladimir Putin tried to help him win the race. The elected president replied: "If Putin likes Donald Trump, I consider it as my capital, and not as a debt obligation."

Regarding the cyber attacks that the United States has undergone in recent months before the elections, the future owner of the White House remarked: "I think this is Russia. However, I can say that we were subjected to cyber attacks from other countries, as well as private individuals."

Trump again criticized CNN and other media outlets, which have disseminated information about the presence of Russian special services for him. He also refused to answer the questions of CNN journalist. “You publish fake news,” the elected president explained.

Previously, on Wednesday, Trump has already made such statements on Twitter . “Russia never tried to put pressure on me,” he remarked among other things.

He also referred to the commentary of Dmitry Peskov, spokeswoman Putin. "Russia has just stated that an unconfirmed report paid by political opponents is a complete and total fabrication, perfect nonsense," the elected president wrote.

CNN announced the presence of Russian special services for the Russian special services on Tuesday . It was stated that such information is contained in the secret part of the report, presented on January 6 by American intelligence Trump and the departing President Barack Obama.

Moscow, the TV channel said, collected materials both for discrediting not only democrats, but also Republicans, but published only the information that damaged Trump’s rival in the elections of Hillary Clinton.

Later, Buzzfeed published the full text of the document on which CNN was based. In it, among other things, it was stated that Trump took part in the Sex Vozerinka 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.