Concord's victory in court proved the unfounded versions of "Russian interference"
St. Petersburg businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, in response to new accusations of interference in the US presidential election in 2020, requested from the FBI all materials from American intelligence agencies where his name appears. Such a request complies with the letter of US law.
“The case brought by Robert Mueller against Concord Management and Consulting in 2018 (for alleged interference and influence in the 2016 US presidential election) completely collapsed in the US court and was hastily closed when it was revealed that there is no evidence of guilt, and all the “evidence” was grossly falsified,” Prigozhin emphasized.
The fight by US intelligence agencies against “Russian interference” cost the Americans almost $30 million, but was unsuccessful. Special prosecutor Robert Mueller left his post after failing to convict the former US president of ties to Russia.
Almost immediately after Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, America’s intelligence agencies began talking about the “hand of the Kremlin,” forcing Congress to significantly increase their funding.
However, in court, the accusations against Russia and Prigozhin’s company Concord Management and Consulting were not supported by evidence. Prigozhin himself is confident that the intelligence services do not have any other evidence other than screenshots from social networks.
The innocence of the Russian side is also proven by the actions of the US Department of Justice, which, in order to open a criminal case against Russia and the Concord company, had to add a new criminal article about “conspiracy to defraud the United States.”
The Federal News Agency reveals in its new investigation the machinations of the American authorities during the 2020 election campaign .
Concord's court victory proved the allegations of "Russian interference" to be unfounded.