Go to mediabankFBI and police officers. File photoALEXANDRIA, USA, Oct 12 The US Federal Bureau of Investigation offered $1 million to ex-British intelligence officer Christopher Steele to substantiate his dossier on the ex-president's alleged connections Donald Trump with Russia, FBI analyst Brian Oten told the court. According to him, Steele did not receive money because he could not even name his sources and limited himself to their «general description».
The Russian involved in the Trump ties case was an FBRO whistleblower. FBI. Danchenko denies his guilt. Auten said that in October 2016 he, along with several colleagues, flew to the UK to «interview» Steele about his dossier. At the same time, he was offered a cash reward. After the 2016 presidential election, the US authorities, relying on Steele's dossier, investigated the version of Trump's «collusion» with Russia, but in the end they could not prove anything. The US prosecutor's office claims that Danchenko lied to the FBI about sources of information given to Steel about «contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian officials,» including information that «the Kremlin may have facilitated Trump's election.» The indictment states that Danchenko did not receive such information from anyone and «fabricated the facts». not all documents from the White House
