The FBI unveiled documents for listening to former Trump advisor, suspected of plotting with Russia

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents for listening to a former advisor to Donald Trump's president, Carter Page, suspected of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election. [19659002] 412 pages of documents hidden from the censorship of the Office, are related to Carter Page and consist, in particular, of the FBI's initial request in 2016 to receive a wiretap warrant.

The documents were promulgated after several organs of the press

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"The FBI is confident that the Paige has become the target of targeted recruitment, the Government of Russia ", – read in published documents. After the scanned fragment, he writes, "To influence the outcome of the presidential election in 2016, in violation of the US Penal Code. Mr. Page is a former foreign policy advisor at the headquarters of the US presidential candidate.

Moreover, according to the FBI, Paige had already been in close contact with the highest Russian authorities, including intelligence agents.

"Russia's actions may be coordinated with Page and perhaps from other people close to Trump. (…) Paige entered into a conspiracy and cooperation with the Russian government, "says declassified documents.

Sam Paige repeatedly denied allegations of work on the Kremlin, he did not was accused of allegations of Russian intervention in the US elections.

Carter Page, former advisor to the future US presidential candidate Donald Trump, left the team in September 2016, before the elections, after the elections. reports of his meeting with representatives of Russia

American supporters claim that the FBI abused their right to listen to Hope But the leader of the Democratic minority in the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said on July 21 that "these documents clearly prove that the coordination of Russia with Carter Page … undermines and illegally affects the 2016 US presidential elections."

The US Congressional Senate approves ve concluded the conclusion of US intelligence on Russia's interference with the US presidential election in 2016, stating that Moscow's propaganda efforts were much broader than previously thought.