Ex-Trump adviser sentenced to three years in prison for obstructing investigation into Russian election interference
A court in Washington has sentenced Roger Stone, former adviser to US President Donald Trump, to three years and four months in prison for making false statements during an investigation into Russian interference in the presidential election. It is reported by Reuters. In addition, 67-year-old Stone was fined $20,000. The court found that in 2017, Stone gave false testimony to Congress about the letters of the Democratic Party published by WikiLeaks.