Trump ignores any suspicions about Russia - Pelosi

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that US President Donald Trump purposefully ignores any accusations against Russia, and all his actions are a gift to Vladimir Putin to weaken the leading role of the United States in the world. On June 28, she announced this on ABC News. According to her, the president (USA - Ed.) Wants to ignore any accusations against Russia while Moscow is now playing outrageously on the United States and on their troops for the sense of humiliation that she experienced in Afghanistan. See also: Biden accused Trump of betraying American soldiers Pelosi also accused Trump of having all the roads leading to Putin, although she does not know exactly what data the Russian Federation has in political, personal or financial plans for the US president. He wants (all - ed.) To ignore him a gift for Russia in the sense of weakening our leading role in NATO, reducing the number of our troops in Germany - all this is a gift to Putin. Something is very wrong here, but this should have an answer, "the speaker of the House of Representatives concluded. Recall that earlier The New York Times, citing representatives of American intelligence, published material claiming that the Russian Federation allegedly offered remuneration to militants of the Taliban terrorist movement (an organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation) for attacks on the US military in Afghanistan. The Russian Foreign Ministry called this information false and demanded that the American side adequately respond to threats against diplomats due to inaccurate information about Russia and Afghanistan. Later, the Taliban Islamist movement (an organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation) also denied such accusations, and the US White House apparatus reported that the so-called Russian attacks on United States troops in Afghanistan were not reported to any of the country's top officials. And Trump himself called this publication in the newspaper another order to his address.