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Russia to U.S., Trump: Sort out your own pre-election hacking scandal

Posted on July 28, 2016 by Dissent

Andrew Osborn and Maria Tsvetkova report:

Russia told the United States on Thursday to get to the bottom of a hacking scandal involving Democratic Party emails itself and rejected what Donald Trump said was a sarcastic suggestion that Moscow should dig up Hillary Clinton’s “missing” emails.

Trump, the Republican Party’s presidential candidate, angered Democratic circles on Wednesday by inviting Russia to unearth tens of thousands of emails from rival Clinton’s tenure as U.S. Secretary of State.He spoke out after U.S. President Barack Obama said it was possible Russia might try to influence the Nov. 8 U.S. presidential election after a leak of Democratic National Committee emails that experts blamed on Russian hackers.

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1 thought on “Russia to U.S., Trump: Sort out your own pre-election hacking scandal”

  1. Jordana Ari says:
    July 28, 2016 at 4:17 pm

    Assange is a very sick person. I think he is at the bottom of this but who knows if we can get answers from him.
    He said he will release “more leaks’. I won’t be surprised if it’s during DNC tonight

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