The foreign Ministry commented on the state Department plans to pay for data on "intervention in election"

American intelligence agencies, calling on the citizens for a reward to tell about interference in U.S. elections, collect their personal data, wrote the official representative of the foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova on Facebook.

So she commented on the message of U.S. Secretary of state Mike Pompeo, who yesterday announced the likely payout of up to ten million dollars for information about any person who by order of a foreign government in a criminal way interferes with the election process in the United States.

According to Zakharova, the morning of 6 August, the majority of citizens of Russia received a message: "the U.S. state Department offers up to ten million dollars for information about interference in elections in the United States. If you have information, please contact us ". Attached to the message a link to the website of the us diplomatic security.

in her expressions, which began publication in social networks, as well As among them on a specially created "American" diplomats "accounts, accompanied by" a quiet, but methodical collection of personal data ".

"Any fears or doubts about the cleanliness of such proposals, according to the authors, are required to lulls do dreams about the reward to ten million dollars." The hand of the Kremlin " found no American prosecutors, no judges, no one found her. Will now "search" the inhabitants, solving pragmatic problems ", - said Zakharov.

US actions she called "unceremonious interference" and " hybrid attack ".

the Commissioner of the Ministry of foreign Affairs also made a proposal to introduce a mirror situation.

"The Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation speaking directly To the American people and States collect Data on the intervention of the US capital in the Russian internal politics, offering feedback site, for example, the FSO, And then through the American mobile operator sends SMS address. Showed? And now let's imagine this in the U.S. capital, " - concluded Zakharov.

Moscow many times rejected accusations of trying to influence the elections in different countries. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov noted that no evidence of Russian intervention, no.



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