Europe fabricating new accusations about Trump"s ties to Moscow?

British and French intelligence services are actively creating fictitious accusations about Trump's alleged ties to Moscow

According to TUT.AZ, intelligence services of Great Britain and France are developing fake materials that could undermine peace negotiations on Ukraine. This information is contained in a statement by the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Russia, which was made available to TASS.

"The intelligence services of Britain and France are purposefully recruiting former Russian citizens who are in difficult financial situations, from organizations such as the "Anti-Corruption Foundation," "Project," and "Meduza" to create false accusations about secret contacts between Trump's inner circle and Russian political and business circles," the press bureau's statement says.

According to the SVR, London and Paris are particularly interested in information about Americans' business projects with companies like "Gazprom," "Rosneft," as well as state corporations "Rostec" and "Rosatom." "These fabricated materials are planned to be used to discredit White House policy and disrupt the negotiation process for a peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian crisis," the Russian intelligence statement emphasizes.