Robert Mueller's report reveals that there was no collusion between Trump's campaign team and Russia

There was no collusion between the campaign team of then-candidate Donald Trump and Russia, according to prosecutor Robert Mueller's report., after two years of research on the subject.

The information comes after the publication of a summary of the four pages of that report, prepared by Attorney General William Barr and presented Sunday at the congress. This was confirmed on Twitter by the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Jerrold Nadler.

The summary also indicates that the special investigation team is in charge of the investigation. lack of sufficient evidence to establish that President Trump illegally obstructed justicebut adds that the Mueller team completely exonerates the president.

After nearly two years of investigation, Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller on Friday presented the report on Russia 's interference in the 2016 US presidential election. Attorney General William Barr, who has now presented his findings to Congress.

The investigation into a possible collusion between the campaign team of President Donald Trump and Moscow is confidential. During the investigation period, the case overshadowed the presidency, involved the Trump family and gave rise to criminal proceedings against some of the president's close aides.

President Donald Trump, who is at his Florida compound, has been silent about the report of an investigation that has also investigated any impropriety committed by the president.whose legal problems are likely to continue despite the closure of Mueller 's investigation. However, his supporters and his closest entourage have celebrated the fact that the prosecutor has not made any further accusations against the president.

Under the regulations of the Department of Justice, Barr is entitled to decide on the amount to publicly disclose the report. The Attorney General stated in his letter "to engage in the greatest possible transparency".

However, Democratic figures have insisted that Barr's proposal to provide Congressional committees with a summary of the report's findings was insufficient and that legislators demanded "the full report and the underlying documents," according to Nancy Pelosi. .

Democratic Senator Chris Coons, who sits on the Senate Committee on Justice, said that Trump and his top advisers could still face legal risks even though Mueller's report does not reveal that they have committed crimes.

Political badysts expect the Mueller report to have a significant impact on the 2020 presidential campaignsince the Democrats could use it to prevent Trump's reelection and the president could use it in his favor if he is acquitted of any crime.

In total, the investigation into the Russian conspiracy led to the imputation of 34 people, including six former Trump advisers – Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, George Papadopoulos, Michael Cohen, Michael Flynn and Roger Stone – and 26 Russian people, who will probably not be tried because the US has not signed an extradition treaty with Russia.

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