Who is the intelligence man who revealed Trump's relationship with Russia

 

 

 

 

 

The case for Russia's possible intervention in the 2016 US election is no longer confined to closed chambers. The case could trigger the biggest political scandal in US history, and the expansion of the investigation threatens the current US president, Donald Trump.

But who holds in his hands the key Trump file? Christopher Steele, 53, a former MI6 officer who worked for years in Russia under diplomatic cover, has become a director of Orbis Business Intelligence, an intelligence research center, Trump's leaks in Moscow.

The New Yorker magazine reported Monday that Steele's portrait of Steele and the long way he had brought him to the Trump file highlighted the attempt to refute Trump's accusations against former US President Barack Obama and the Democrats that they were behind it. "False File".

The New Yorker says that "one specific question was the concern of Simpson, which is why Trump went several times to Russia in search of deals, and why he was always back empty-handed?"

 When Steele followed this particular line, he came to the conclusion that, with the help of his laboratory, the Russian FSB could easily extort Trump, for the first reason, that the device had videotapes of the current US president confirming his involvement in "sexual acts Abnormal "in Russia, and has already been transferred details of the site," Bazvid "American.

 More important, however, are the accusations that Trump and the Kremlin were complicit in the recent presidential campaign in the United States.