The office of former US and Democratic President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that the document issued last week by the office of the Director of the National Intelligence Service did not conclude that Russia tried to influence the US elections in 2016, but failed to alter them. “Nothing in the document released last week is the widely accepted conclusion that Russia tried to influence the 2016 presidential election, but failed to alter any vote,” Obama’s office said in a statement. President Donald Trump accused Obama on Tuesday of “betrayal”, accusing him, without providing evidence, of led an attempt to falsely link him to Russia and undermine his election campaign in 2016.
Source: News Beast
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