American intelligence agencies declared war on Trump

Vladimir Gladkov.  
18.07.2018 18:16
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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US intelligence agencies tried to the last to disrupt the meeting of their President Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin, not hesitating to resort to outright provocations.

Historian and political scientist Vladimir Kornilov stated this on the air of the program “Right to Vote” on the TVC channel, reports a correspondent "PolitNavigator".


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“On the eve of the meeting, American intelligence agencies planted a story about a dozen supposedly GRU agents. This was actually an attempt to disrupt the summit. On the same day, security services arrest Russian student Maria Butina on completely incomprehensible charges. This is an open, open war of American intelligence agencies against their own president. We see that the intelligence services are acting in strict accordance with Trump’s schedule,” the political scientist said.

“The intelligence services are already openly doing everything to counter the foreign policy course of their president,” added Vladimir Kornilov.

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