Why Obama did nothing, says Trump after a new indictment

President Donald Trump reprimanded the Obama administration for failing to respond aggressively to Russian piracy of democratic goals in the 2016 US elections – cyberattacks supporting the indictment of 12 Russian military intelligence officers

Initial accusations against Russian officials for interference in US politics appeared in tweets issued by the president while he was in his golf course in Scotland, two days before a summit in Finland with the Russian leader Vladimir Putin

. The 12 Russians were held yesterday during the Obama administration, not the Trump administration, "tweeted Trump." Why did not they do something about it, especially when it was announced that President Obama was informed by the FBI in September, before the election? "The indictment announced yesterday that the Russians have hacked the presidential campaign.Tens of thousands of private communications as part of a vast Kremlin conspiracy to meddle in an American election that eventually put Trump in the White House.

US intelligence agencies said Moscow was aimed at helping the Trump campaign and to hurt Clinton. "Trump said last week on his trip to Europe that he was" absolutely, firmly "raising the issue of voter interference with Putin at their meeting, but he added, "I do not think you'll have" Gee , I did it, I did it. "The main Democratic senators today asked Trump to give up the summit" if you are not ready to make the attack on Russia our main election subject, you 're discuss. Trump State Secretary Mike Pompeo, former director of the CIA, said he was confident that the meeting "will put America in a better place. The 29-page indictment explains how, months before the Americans voted in November 2016, the Russians tried to break into major Democratic emails, including those belonging to Clinton's campaign president. , John Podesta, the Democratic National Committee. The stolen emails, many politically damaging to Clinton, appeared on WikiLeaks in the final stretch of the campaign. The accusations, the Russian defendants, using a character known as Guccifer 2.0, in August 2016, contacted a person in WikiLeaks. Trump, in a speech, urged Russia to find missing emails from Clinton, Russian hackers tried for the first time to enter the e-mail accounts used by his personal office. It was not alleged that Trump's campaign badociates were involved in the hacking effort, that the Americans were knowingly in contact with Russian intelligence agents or that any v

The White House has seized these points in a statement that offered no condemnation of Russian electoral interference. Trump has repeatedly expressed skepticism about Russia's involvement in piracy, while being accused by Democrats of getting closer to Putin. Trump, hours before the indictment was made public, complained of hours of investigation in Russia, claiming that "stupidity" made "very difficult to do anything thing with Russia ". The Kremlin denied again that he was trying to influence the elections. "The Russian state has never interfered and has no intention of interfering in US elections," said Putin's Foreign Affairs Councilor, Yuri Ushakov (19659003). as GRU. If this connection were established, it would break the Kremlin's denial of the Russian state's participation in the US elections, given that the GRU is part of the state machine. The Russian defendants are not in custody, and it is not clear that they will appear in a US court. The indictment accuses Russian hackers, as of March 2016, of secretly monitoring the computers of dozens of officials and Democratic volunteers. code known as malware to explore networks and steal data, and send phishing emails to access accounts.

An interference attempt came hours after Trump, in a speech on July 27, 2016, suggested that the Russians she said she had removed from her post as secretary of state . "Russia, if you listen," said Trump, "I hope you are able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing." Tonight, according to the indictment, the Russians have attempted to break into the email accounts used by Clinton's personal office, with 76 Clinton campaign email addresses.

In June 2016, defendants relied on fictional characters such as DCLeaks and Guccifer 2.0. The Podesta emails published by WikiLeaks displayed the campaign's private communications, including the deliberations on the messages that played in the attacks that Clinton was calculating and a political flip-flop. The private speeches she's made for the financial industry companies have been particularly damaging in the left wing of the Democratic Party and among the independents frustrated by the influence of Wall Street in politics.