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In the correspondence of the headquarters of Macron, a "Russian trace" was found

WikiLeaks on Twitter said that in the correspondence of the presidential headquarters of the presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron, the name of an employee of the Russian company is mentioned nine times.

https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/860973542934024193

The table, published under the post, mentions the company "Eureka", as well as the name of its employee - Roshka Georgy Petrovich.

WikiLeaks does not say which one of Eureka is talking about, but notes that it "received, according to the Russian media, the FSB license to protect state secrets."

As Medusa notes , before Wikileaks to mention the surname Roshka in the documents of the macron headquarters, the attention was paid to The Insider. The publication writes that a person named Georgy Petrovich Roshka works in Eureka CJSC.

A person with this name is mentioned in the materials of the conference “Parallel Computing Technologies” in 2014 as an employee of CJSC Eureka , add “Medusa” and The Insider. The Eureka company calls itself a contractor of Russian departments, including the Ministry of Defense and the FSB.

Emmanuel Macron, on May 6, became about the hacking of e -mail of the headquarters of Emmanuel Macron. According to Wikileaks, about 9 gigabytes of emails, photos and applications dated to the period until April 24, 2017 appeared on the network.

Macron's team confirmed the fact of leakage.

The French election commission warned the media that they should not publish the information that the hackers received after hacking the post of headquarters of Macron. The publication and the recovery of this information may be criminally punishable, noted in the CEC of France.

Emmanuel Macron entered the second round of the presidential election, which will be held on May 7. Together with him, the leader of the National Front Marine Le Pen will participate in the second round. In the first round, Macron and Le Pen were scored 24.01% and 21.3% of the vote, respectively.