The documents are hidden in many bags intended for combustion, in the secret room inside the FBI tree.
FBI director Kesh Patel found thousands of classified documents on a special equipment to the department, reminding the investigation of Donald Trump’s possible relationships with Russia during the 2016 President’s election. On Wednesday, July 30, Fox News reported.
According to TV channel resources, these materials are stored in special containers known as “burning bags” designed to destroy confidential information.
Among the documents found, as mentioned, there is a secret application in the final report of former special prosecutor John Darem, who contains intelligence data obtained during the investigation.
According to reports, part of the documents discovered included information received from foreign intelligence officials. In particular, these data say the FBI can play a role in distributing the version of Trump’s conspiracy in Russia. Additionally, it is argued that the Bureau has begun an internal investigation even before the issue of Trump’s possible connections to the Russian side received a wide resonance.
“The publication of a secret application, ultimately, can confirm the version that there is a coordinated plan aimed at supporting Hillary Clinton’s campaign within the US government by stealing the scandal around Trump,” one of the publication’s interlocutors explained.
One of the officials suggested that these documents may be created by Democrats and not real.
Remember that former FBI director James Komi undoubtedly tried Russia to intervene in the US president’s election in 2016.
Earlier it was reported that the United States was concerned about the influence of foreigners in the domestic election processes. Russia continues to intervene in election processes in the United States.
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