While the Russian leader Vladimir Putin reveals the details of the summit to the "whole world" in the capital of Finland, the White House remains mysteriously silent. Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made a fiery speech, accusing President Donald Trump of unwillingness to defend his country. Almost a week has passed since the meeting of the leaders of the two countries in Helsinki, but the passions in America do not subside.

Clinton again raised the topic of alleged interference by Russia in presidential elections in the US and said that the head of the White House simply can not "cope" with his Russian counterpart. The attack of hackers, allegedly happened in 2016, she called "a blow to the heart of democracy". In addition, Clinton warned the Americans about a new intervention, which, in her opinion, Russia can commit in the fall during the midterm elections. She expressed her opinion at the OzyFest festival in New York, writes The Guardian. The ex-secretary of state is worried that Trump, for reasons unknown to her, wants to establish relations with Putin, who wants to "split" NATO and the European Union.

"We are not sure what positions our president adheres to, this is very worrying," she concluded..

Recall, the talks between the leaders of the United States and Russia were held in Helsinki on July 16. The meeting discussed the problems in Syria and Ukraine, as well as the issue of the "Russian trace" in the American election that has become nauseous. Putin rejected groundless accusations, noting that Russia has never interfered in the internal affairs of the States and does not plan to do so in the future.