Kash Patel found bags of sensitive documents in a secret FBI room, including the classified Durham Report appendix related to the Clinton campaign.
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FBI Director Kash Patel has discovered several burn bags filled with sensitive documents, including the classified Durham Report appendix containing information about the Clinton campaign's involvement in triggering the Trump-Russia investigation. The discovery took place in a secret room and was made in response to investigative requests. The documents will be forwarded to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley. Patel has said the documents could support the idea of a coordinated government plan to link the Trump campaign to Russia.
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Directorul FBI a găsit o cameră secrete cu documente sensibile: Informații despre ancheta Trump-Rusia erau în saci pentru ardere
Patel found thousands of sensitive Trump–Russia probe docs inside 'burn bags' in secret room at FBI
Directorul FBI susține că au fost găsite documente clasificate, pregătite pentru a fi distruse, legate de ancheta din 2016 privind legăturile lui Trump cu Rusia
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