While advising Trump, Attorney General spoke to the Russian ambassador in campaigning issues, officials told the Washington Post.
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions discussed issues related to the campaign with the Russian ambassador to Washington in last year's presidential race, according to the Washington Post report, sessions have repeatedly refused.
Citing quotes from current and former administration officials on Friday, Sergei Kislyak's Sergei Kislyak, who was in consultation with Trace, made his boss chess in two encounters in Moscow.
He initially failed to publish sessions with Kislyak, and then said that the meetings were not about the Trump campaign. The new claim threatened him after he criticized the New York Times this week with an interview with the New York Times for his justification for his job security, President Donald Trump, to add more pressure on Senanes. Trump said he was sorry for hiring because he refused the sessions in March without overseen by an FBI-led Investigation into the Russian intervention to support the drum in the US presidential election.
Sessions Refused Requests
During the campaign, the Ambassador met with the sessions itself declining itself after declaring that he had not met any Russian officials during that period. The session emphasized that he did not speak to the US election campaign with the embassy itself. "I have not met with the Russian commanders or Russian intermediaries about the drum campaign," he said. Major policy issues for Moscow, the Post said. In this regard, an ex-officer, cited Session and kisliyak Russia-related matters Trump's stances and Trump in the management of bilateral relations and prospects, including the issues of "substantial" Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher, Washington tisiyaip pukaralittat the cenayt the Senate for his confirmation "If this statement is true, he is in real trouble, if he has to fix his account earlier and do it again, it will end the sessions," he said. An American official confirmed Friday on Reuters news agency in the interrogation of the two interconnected chassis with Chess.
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