FBI confiscates top-secret documents at Trump residence
After the Mar-a-Lago raid, the search warrant was released. Likewise, a list of confiscated documents containing, among other things, information about the President of France.
And he did not resist the publication of the search warrant: Donald Trump on Tuesday night in New York.
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when Search for the home of former US President Donald Trump In Florida, the FBI confiscated several highly classified documents. This appears from the receipt of the confiscated materials, which was published by a court in the US state of Florida with the search warrant on Friday at the request of US Attorney Merrick Garland. Trump had previously written on the social network Truth Social, which he co-founded, that all the documents had been released, so the confidentiality was lifted.
According to an FBI listing, agents at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate found a set of Top Secret/SCI documents, which are top secret and can only be viewed at special government facilities. Four sentences were classified as “top secret,” three more as “confidential,” and the remaining three as “confidential.” The Washington Post reported that the FBI was also searching for classified documents on nuclear weapons.
According to the list, agents also confiscated several boxes, a pardon for Trump confidant Roger Stone, unspecified information about the “President of France” and two photo albums. The newspapers published now say nothing about the content of the documents.
Unprecedented Incident: Police officers outside Donald Trump’s home during the Mar-a-Lago, Florida raid.
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The US Federal Police (FBI) searched Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida on Monday. The Washington Post reported that agents were also searching for classified documents about nuclear weapons. The Wall Street Journal reported that the FBI seized 11 sets of classified or classified documents. Among them are those that are classified as top secret and can only be viewed in private government institutions. The list of confiscated documents does not contain details of their contents. In total, FBI agents took about 20 boxes of items from Mar-a-Lago.
In general, the veracity of Trump’s statements is disputed. Washington Post fact-checkers have established that Trump made more than 30,000 false or misleading statements during his four-year term from 2017 to 2021.
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