Donald Trump made a statement on Twitter on Sunday, saying that he had never rejected the possibility of Russia meddling in the election process in America, adding the vote could also be hacked by China or any other hacker acting alone and one more time denying his campaign's alleged links to Moscow.
In a separate tweet, the US president has commented on the ongoing investigations into the 2016 election interference, saying that the Russians "have succeeded beyond their wildest dream" if they tried to create "discord, disruption, and chaos" in the US.
The Justice Department revealed on Friday that the United States indicted the Russian nationals and entities for allegedly trying to interfere in the 2016 presidential election using fake personas. However, the Russian government has not been mentioned in the 37-page indictment.
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The Russian authorities have repeatedly denied the allegations of the interference in the 2016 US election, with Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov calling them completely baseless and President Vladimir Putin saying the US meddles in other country's political processes.