Donald Trump became president of the US due to a successful operation of the FSB.

This in his article on the website "Gordon" is written by the American-Russian historian, publicist and co-author of the sensational book "The FSB is blowing up Russia" Yuri Felshtinsky.

According to him, between 2000 and 2016 similar operations were conducted in Europe.

And moreover, he notes, in a pair of European countries these operations were successful, but remained unnoticed.

"In some countries, these operations failed. And we know about these failures. Just like we always know about the captured agents, but we never know about the undisclosed. For example, it was not possible to arrange a coup in Montenegro. Haste with the failed coup in Montenegro was caused by the country's planned accession to NATO. If the coup failed, Montenegro in NATO would not be able to enter. The plan for the introduction of Le Pen's agent as France's president was also not successful. So it's wrong to say that Putin / FSB has some luck and victory in the account. This is not so, "explains Felshtinsky.

The journalist stresses that the recent testimony of high-ranking officials in the US Senate showed that the charges and suspicions put forward against Trump during the election campaign are justified, that is, it proves that Russian interference in the presidential elections was.

"And unauthorized meetings of people from the Trump team with Russian functionaries were, and Trump money from Russia in different situations received, and staff like General Flynn received Russian money. And the FBI directors were fired for refusing to suspend the investigation against Russia, and the Attorney General hid information about meetings with Russian Ambassador Kislyak. The end and edge can not see the flow of this new information. Every day is something new ". - Felshtinsky listed.

At the same time, he notes that the level of Russia's influence on the elections in the United States can not be determined.

"Since Trump's advantage in the election race was minimal, and only at the expense of electoral votes, it can be assumed that it was Russia's intervention that predetermined Trump's victory. But this is just an opinion. Someone will think so, someone else, "added Felshtinsky.

As reported by the "Observer", the day before it became known about the tremendous drop in confidence in Trump.

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