“But we also get hacked by other countries, and other people”. You will see that. Even more, the agencies found that Russian Federation meant to use the 2016 campaign as a template to meddle elsewhere. He shouldn’t have done it.
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“Well, if – if Putin likes Donald Trump, I consider that an asset, not a liability, because we have a terrible relationship with Russia”, Trump added at his January 11 press conference, reports The New York Times.
The Obama administration sanctioned top allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin, including a senior federal investigator and the alleged assassins of Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian spy.
“He shouldn’t be doing it”.
He implied that the public was influenced by this information to vote for Trump, and also that the Russians had altered the actual vote within voting machines.
Lebedev said Russian Federation could be an efficient partner in the worldwide fight against financial crimes, pointing at recent efforts by the Kremlin to crack down on official corruption. “Take a look at what’s happened”.
Peskov thus commented on the reports that Russian Federation allegedly had compromising materials on US politicians.
Bastrykin, officials said, was complicit in the case of Sergei L. Magnitsky, an anti-corruption lawyer who mysteriously died in Russian detention in 2009 and after whom the Magnitsky Act was named by the US Congress. He also admitted Russia’s involvement in it.
“But I won’t be given a little reset button like Hillary – here, press this piece of plastic. I think he will grab as much as he can grab”, she said. “There’s no reset button”.
McCain is right. We need to get to the bottom of this.
“We should treat it with humor, but there is a sad side to it, too”, he said.
“But Russia and other countries … including China, which has taken total advantage of us economically, totally advantage of us in the South China Sea by building their massive fortress – total”.
Russian Federation also used state-funded propaganda and paid “trolls” to make nasty comments on social media services, the report said, although there was no suggestion such operations affected the actual vote count. By at times denying even the possibility of attribution, Trump is signaling that the United States might not respond to future cyber incidents and that hackers could act with impunity.
However, Obama’s response to alleged Russian Federation hacking attacks was “disproportionate”, says a top aide to Trump, noting that the Republican president-elect is likely to roll back some of his predecessor’s actions against Moscow once he gets into office.
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“The Democratic National Committee was totally open to be hacked”, Trump said. They did a very poor job. The Democratic National Committee didn’t do that. On New Year’s Eve, Trump told reporters, “I know a lot about hacking”.
