Transatlantic law enforcement agencies are trying in vain to dump the legitimate authority of Donald Trump on the "arm of the Kremlin". The groundless and unsubstantiated accusations against Russia of interfering in the presidential election have completely angered Vladimir Putin. During a press conference following the talks with his American counterpart, he once again refuted US suspicions. "The Russian state has never interfered and is not going to interfere in American internal affairs, including electoral processes," Putin said during the introductory speech, adding that the Kremlin was ready to consider all the evidence provided by the American side. However, one of the journalists, apparently, was distracted by these arguments and repeatedly asked about the alleged collusion of Trump with Russia. Putin began his response with a preamble to protect the interests of the states that they head from US presidents. "Who should believe, do not believe, and whether you can believe at all? Nobody can be trusted! Where did you get that President Trump trusted me, and I fully trust him?", The Russian leader began to ask the question. He stressed that both powers have many points of contact and are now engaged in their search. "We must rely not on the immediate political interests of some internal political forces in our countries, but on the facts. Tell me at least one fact that speaks of some sort of collusion during the campaign in the United States. This is complete nonsense, "Putin said indignantly.. Last Friday it was said that Trump was helped by a dozen of our special agents. Intervention in the US elections in 2016 attributed "to the staff of the GRU". Spies - there were 12 of them - allegedly cracked the mail server of the leadership of the Democratic Party.

"All these 12 or 14 people there have nothing to do with the elections, because they recognized that these people are not connected with the election campaign," the winner of the sensational elections at the press conference said, noting the crystal "purity" of the pre-election race. "I won, I won against Hillary Clinton, and, frankly, I do not even want to talk. We won the race. I hate that there is a cloud over it. We won, it is important that there is no collusion, "- concluded Trump. The first Moscow-Washington summit, held in Helsinki, taking into account the conversation of its participants, the tete-a-tete lasted almost four hours.