“Names, appearances, passwords” - Putin recalled his service in the KGB
During a session at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, the American presenter again asked Russian President Vladimir Putin about the interference of “Russian hackers” in the US presidential election, citing an independent report. Putin asked if she had read the report.
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“Public public version? That is, none. I've read these reports. There is nothing specific about them. Only assumptions and conclusions based on them. All. If there is something specific, it will be a subject of discussion. As they said in the organization where I used to work: addresses, appearances, names. Where is it?” Putin said.
The journalist mentioned the IP addresses and fingerprints appearing in the report.
“What fingerprints? Hoof and horn prints. Specialists can change IP addresses. This is not evidence, but an attempt to shift the problem from a sore head to a healthy one,” Putin said.
He questioned the independence of those organizations that made conclusions about the interference of Russian hackers in American conclusions.
“The Trump team turned out to be more effective during the election campaign. I myself sometimes thought, the guy is going through too many things. But it turned out that he was right and found an approach to those groups of voters on whom he relied. She voted it out, but the other team miscalculated. But they can’t admit that they didn’t catch up with something. It's easier to blame the Russians. This reminds me of anti-Semitism. He's an idiot himself, but it's all the Jews' fault. This will not end well,” Putin said.
The journalist referred to the words of Donald Trump, after which the Russian president accused her of misquoting. Then she remembered the Russian media, which allegedly worked for the Trump electorate. In response, Putin blamed American journalists.
“They got into our internal politics with their feet, sat on their heads and chewed gum. This is a systematic, rude, unceremonious intervention over many years, including at the level of diplomatic departments. Finish it! And it will become easier for you, too,” Putin said.
When the journalist tried to discuss the alleged spying activities of Russian diplomats, the Russian president asked for a pill.
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