WikiLeaks official: Russian hackers had nothing to do with DNC emails

U.S. Adina Camarasu
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The DNC and Podesta emails published by WikiLeaks actually came from a ‘disgusted’ whistleblower, not from Russian hackers.

‘Neither of the leaks came from the Russians’, declared Craig Murray, a former British ambassador to Uzbekistan who is now associated to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, for The Daily Mail, in an interview published on Wednesday.

‘The source had legal access to the information. The documents came from inside leaks, not hacks’, he added.

Craig also said he didn’t understand why the CIA claimed the emails came from Russian hackers when they did know that was a lie.

‘Regardless of whether the Russians hacked into the DNC, the documents WikiLeaks published did not come from that.’

Even Donald Trump denied what CIA has stated: Russia didn’t help him won the U.S. elections.

Central Agency of Intelligence claimed that Russia tried to help Donald Trump winning the US elections, given the numerous links between Kremlin and Wikileaks.

Kremlin sent WikiLeaks an impressive number of e-mails belonging to the National Democratic Committee, to John Podesta, the one who led Hillary Clinton’s campaign, according to the Washington Post.

The controversy regarding the emails took over the campaign of Hillary Clinton and in the last months of the election battle, thousands of e-mails were made public and determined Donald Trump’s victory.

Cyber security experts and officials found evidence that outlines the link between those emails obtained by hackers and Russia.

A while ago, Barack Obama stated he wanted to have a review of information related to the fraudulent elections and expects to receive a final report until he leaves the White House on January 20^th.