Only some members of the US Congress will be able to see prosecutor Robert Mueller's report on Russian conspiracy almost uncensored

Donald Trump's Government Will Allow Some Members Of Congress To See Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller's Report On The Russian Conspiracy, which will be released censored Thursday, without some of these editions.

The Ministry of Justice announced in a court document that "make available to a limited number of members of Congress a copy of the report of the special prosecutor without certain editions"Once the censored text has been made public.

The Attorney General explained that the hidden parts include four areas: those that include details that affect the deliberations of the grand jury, at intelligence work, a investigations in progress and atreputation of secondary actors ".

In the judicial act, taken from the case against Roger Stone, former Trump advisor, Department of Justice did not specify to which parts of the report members of Congress will have access will retain censorship.

He specified that he would remove the editions relating to the charges against Stone.

He also noted in the court document that he had no intention of submitting this second version of the report to members of Congress, but only to make it available for consultation.

The Attorney General, William Barr, will publish this Thursday morning Mueller's report for Americans, who will for the first time read excerpts from the investigation that held Washington in abeyance for 22 months on alleged links between Russia and the Trump campaign in 2016.

Barr will then answer reporters' questions to explain the report.

Mueller concluded his investigation and submitted his report to Barr on March 22.

Two days later, Barr published a four-page summary of the report outlining Mueller's main conclusion: neither Trump nor anyone around him was conspiring with the Kremlin to win the 2016 White House elections for the Democratic Party. Hillary Clinton.

However, Mueller could not determine if Trump would have prevented Justice from attempting to stop the investigation.

It has been weeks since the Democratic opposition has asked Barr to publish the report in its entirety, without any form of censorship.

The Mueller investigation began in May 2017 and resulted in the indictment of 34 people, including six former Trump advisers – Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, George Papadopoulos, Michael Cohen, Michael Flynn, and Stone – and 26 Russians.

Trump described the investigation as a "witch hunt" even after the publication of the findings.