Russia slams ‘nonsense’ claims it has ‘compromising’ info about Donald Trump’s ‘perverted hooker romp’ in Moscow hotel room’ – and warns it will damage relations
Intelligence bosses revealed the claims during their briefing on alleged Russian interference in the presidential election
RUSSIA has slammed claims it has compromising material on US President-elect Donald Trump branding the story "total nonsense."
Yesterday it was reported that a Brit spy uncovered evidence of shocking sexual information held by Russia on Trump.
A Kremlin spokesman insisted the unsubstantiated dossier had been fabricated and also denied it had information on Hillary Clinton.
Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for President Vladimir Putin, spoke to reporters on a conference call and called the dossier a 'fake' and 'fiction' which had been dreamt up to further damage US-Russia relations.
He reportedly said: “The Kremlin does not have compromising information on Trump.”
American news giant CNN opened the political can of worms by reporting that top US intelligence chiefs briefed trump on the explosive claims during a meeting on alleged Russian interference in the presidential election.
The report sensationally claims that President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama slept in the same suite at the hotel and that Trump wanted to 'defile' the bed which they slept on because "he hated" them.
The hotel room, at the Moscow Ritz Carlton, was bugged by Soviet intelligence agencies, the report alleged.b
After the CNN report, Buzzfeed published the full document which had reportedly been offered to a variety of other news outlets who declined to publish the story because the claims could not be verified.
Trump hit back at the claims branding them "fake" and part of a "political witchhunt".
He tweeted: "FAKE NEWS — A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!”
Trump is due to be sworn in as the 45th US President on January 20.
He was reportedly shown the classified information during a briefing by four of the most senior US spy chiefs — including FBI director James Comey and CIA director John Brennan.
The full document also alleges that Russia has been "cultivating, supporting and assisting" Trump for "at least five years."
The Arizona senator and former Presidential candidate said: "Late last year, I received sensitive information that has since been made public.
"Upon examination of the contents, and unable to make a judgement about their accuracy, I delivered the information to the Director of the FBI.
"That has been the extent of my contact with the FBI or any other government agency regarding this issue."
US intelligence also concluded President Putin launched a cyber attack against Hillary Clinton's campaign to meddle in the US election and to boost Trump's White House bid.
Trump has repeatedly dismissed the CIA's finding while expressing the need to smooth over Russia-US relations which have eroded during the Obama presidency.
Before the election it was rumoured that the Kremlin was holding sensitive information on Trump.
Also last night Russia accused Britain of plotting an “official anti-Russian witch-hunt” in an outburst posted on its London embassy website.
It suggested some Brits are hoping to claim the Brexit vote was hacked by Russia and it claimed the UK government will try to turn Trump against Russian president Vladimir Putin.
Meanwhile the Russian foreign ministry has blasted the outgoing Obama administration.
Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said: "Everyday I read news from Washington - new sanctions against Russia, supplying thugs in Syria with MANPADS, absolutely senseless and malicious actions on all fronts of the foreign policy.
"God created the world in seven days. Obama's administration has two days more than that to destroy it."
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