Trump declassifies documents related to the election
U.S. President Donald Trump declassified intelligence documents related to foreign interference in American elections, particularly by China, which carried out extensive efforts to target electoral data since 2020. He noted that this information had been withheld for years and accused elements within intelligence agencies of collusion and covering up Chinese interference. He also affirmed that the Chinese Communist Party’s policies since 2018 aimed to support political opponents and pressure them to resign, while Beijing was accused of pressuring journalists and exploiting voters’ data. He emphasized that election integrity is vital to the strength of the United States. At the same time, he spoke about the improvement of the American economy, its record-breaking growth, with inflation decreasing and investments rising, vowing that the country is now "the greatest nation in the world."
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