New York Times reports Russia a ‘Bounty’ offered on the Taliban to kill US forces, Trump refuses admission

New York Times reports Russia a ‘Bounty’ offered on the Taliban to kill US forces, Trump refuses admission

The White House has denied reports that President Donald Trump had been hospitalized over by intelligence officials had nothing to answer the efforts of Russian President Vladimir Putin made Bounties to settle for US and allied troops in Afghanistan. The statement released Saturday night, was slammed for alleged failure shortly after Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden Trump, which were first detailed in a report in the New York Times on Friday. spokesman “While the White House has not commented routines alleged secrets or internal deliberations, the CIA director, National Security Advisor and Chief of Staff all agree that neither the President nor the Vice President was informed about the alleged intelligence Russian Bounty, “the white house said in a statement Kayleigh McEnany. McEnany she did not say the “about the alleged intelligence” on Russia moved to comment, important elements of which even the Washington Post. Russian military intelligence units offered to kill the gifts to the soldiers British troops Afghans in the United States and, according to The New York Times, which said that Trump had been admitted, and the government had spent months a face answer, but had made no final decisions, Biden pounced on the issue during a virtual meeting hall Asia and Pacific Islander American Vote. , Defamation same ” Donald Trump continued his awkward campaign of deference and in front of Vladimir Putin humiliating ‘, the former vice president said on Saturday. “He has this information to the [New York] Times, yet offered in the hosts of the United States and Russia Putin tried invited to the G7 to bring together.” Biden, Trump’s rival in the November election, also went to the leaders of Russia, saying that “there is no soil to a depth of Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin corruption.” When the report of the New York Times is accurate, the Trump answered is “worse than nothing,” said Biden. Trump has friendly relations with attempts to Putin, efforts to increase in 2016 elections. “His entire presidency was a gift to Putin, but this is beyond all limits,” said Biden. “It ‘a betrayal of the most sacred duty that we carry as a nation -. Protection and equip our troops if we go in the path of danger zone” The “betrayal” applies to military families as well, said Biden, their experiences as a parent call that he sent his son Beau in Iraq a decade ago. “I am disgusted with these families, in the name of their beloved servant today.” If he chose, Biden said, “Vladimir Putin is facing, and we seriously impose costs for Russia.” Democratic lawmakers have criticized Trump on the relationship. “You put bounties on the heads of US soldiers and Trump thought die, bitten presented to stoppen ‘option by his advisers was too hard,” said Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut. A task important ally, Sen. Lindsey Graham, said that “imperative to get Congress to fund” claims of Russia. “I expect the administration Trump seriously these allegations and inform Congress immediately in terms of reliability of this news reports take,” said South Carolina Republican on Twitter.
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