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Helsinki update: Russia ready ‘to charge’ US officials for financial ‘crimes’

By Joel Gehrke
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Helsinki update: Russia ready ‘to charge’ US officials for financial ‘crimes’

Russia wants to charge former Ambassador Michael McFaul and several U.S. intelligence officials with financial crimes, Russian officials revealed Tuesday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin broached the topic during his summit with President Trump, when he offered to allow Special Counsel Robert Mueller to attend the questioning of Russian spies accused of conducting cyberattacks against the Democratic Party in 2016.

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