Hillary Clinton attacks Boris Johnson for 'shameful' decision to block report on Russian election interference
Hillary Clinton attacks Boris Johnson over his refusal to publish a report on suspected Russian interference in UK election.However, Johnson blocked its publication amid reported fears it could cost him the election.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesHillary Clinton has attacked Prime Minister Boris Johnson for his "inexplicable and shameful" to block publication of a report into Russian interference in UK elections.
"I would hate to see that happen here [UK.] Whatever the outcome. I don't know what's in it, [the report] any more than anybody else does. The report identified close links between these donors to the Conservative party and the Russian government.
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