This time, the connection with Moscow is accused by Hilary Clint. And none other, but Donald Trump, who was also previously attributed to the relationship with Russia.

He wrote on Twitter about Clinton's contacts with the Russians and asked whether it was true that the Democratic National Committee did not allow the FBI to investigate hacked computers.

Accusations in his address in relations with Russia Trump called slander. According to him, Democrats are trying to divert attention from their own failed election campaign.

Earlier, Donald Trump's election victory was attributed to Russian special services, who, allegedly, hacked the counting programs. And American intelligence accused of hacker attacks not just high-ranking Russian officials, but Putin himself. True, no evidence to present and could not, and the head of the US intelligence committee, Devin Nunes, had to admit defeat. He also commented on the telephone conversation now of Washington's ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn and Russian ambassador to America Sergei Kislyak. Nunes said that in the conversation there was nothing reprehensible.

Recall that Flynn had to leave the post field of charges that he did not provide full information about the conversation with Kislyak. Scandal in the media fanned to the skies.

American mass media repeatedly spoke about Russia's interference in US presidential elections. Three agencies were sent to search for connections between Moscow and Washington: the CIA, the Federal Reserve Bank, and the US National Security Agency. But none of them was able to provide evidence of Moscow's interference.