This Friday, June 8, speaking at a meeting of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, said the former head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, James Komi. According to him, he does not doubt that Russia interfered in the elections.

In addition, the former head of the FBI said that neither the President of the United States Donald Trump nor his administration had asked him to stop the investigation of the "Russian case".

Recall, as reported URA-Inform, in written testimony, which the Komi submitted to the US Senate, says that in the spring of 2017, US President Donald Trump, during telephone conversations with him, asked to resolve the issue of investigating possible links of his election campaign with Russia.

So, during a telephone conversation on March 30, 2017, Trump described the investigation as a "cloud", which worsens his ability to act on behalf of the country. "He asked what we can do to" raise the cloud ". I replied that we are investigating this issue as quickly as we can and that it is of great benefit if we do not find anything, "Komi wrote.