Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska has stated that he has no evidence of Russian interference in American elections, thereby denying article the American newspaper New York Times. This is stated in the message of holding “the Base element” belonging to the businessman, reports “RIA Novosti”.
According to him, article American edition is false, but noted that he wants to help to establish the truth in the story about the alleged Russian interference in the US presidential election.
“History”, which sets out the NYT, is that I supposedly have data on Russia’s intervention in the American elections, but I’m not ready to give them before I would be guaranteed immunity. Both of these allegations are untrue and are an absolute lie. I do have evidence – which, of course, frustrating to some point directly on the opposite in relation to the history of RF interference,” said Deripaska.
In addition, he notes that neither he nor his representatives did not go to Americans volunteered to give testimony, but on the contrary – representatives of intelligence and the U.S. Senate turned to his lawyer.
As for immunity, he stressed that this was not a condition to testify in the case.
“Halting the spread of slander and other attacks on me anonymous representatives of the U.S. government are a condition of my participation in and support”, – said Deripaska.
As reported in the article in the New York Times, citing official sources in the Congress, Oleg Deripaska, has offered to testify to Congress regarding the RF interference in the us elections in exchange for full immunity.
However, as it became known, the representatives did not agree with the terms Deripaska due to the fact that granting immunity will complicate the work of Federal investigators in criminal cases.
