12 Russian Intelligence Officers Indicted for Interference in US Elections

The United States Department of Justice (US) accused Friday 12 Russian citizens of suppressing the National Committee of Democrats, Hillary Clinton campaign staff and other organizations to influence the results of the 2016 presidential election.

The indictment prepared by a special adviser and former FBI director, Robert Miller, of 12 Russian military intelligence officers, was accused of hacking computers for illegally obtaining information. information and disseminated by other parties. Deputy Attorney General Rhode Rosenchtein said at a press conference at the press conference of the National Committee of Democrats and PC Clinton campaign

that the indictment does not contains no conclusion on the election results.

However, suspects "have been inter-linked with several Americans online via the Internet," said Rozhenstein.

He also said that he had also been informed of the charges before Friday's press conference. Presidents Donald Tramp, who will meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin Monday in Helsinki

The leader of the Senate minority Chuck Schumann has already called Tramp to immediately lift the planned summit with Putin, because such a meeting is not possible that if Moscow "does not tolerate" measures "to confirm that no attempt will be made to intervene in the United States in the future.