The FBI is said to have confiscated documents with a very strict level of clearance at the home of former President Donald Trump.
The Washington Post writes that one of the documents seized by the FBI from Donald Trump’s Florida property contains information about another country’s military defense and nuclear weapons capabilities. The country in question is unknown.
The newspaper quoted an unnamed source.
It is said that the documents were so secret that the president or two other close government officials could agree to let others know about them.
The security clearance on the documents must be so high that it goes beyond the “top secret” clearance. Only those who need knowledge to get acquainted with such documents.
18 months after he stepped down as president, the documents were stored on Trump’s property.
The background to the search for Donald Trump earlier this month was said to have been that the FBI was looking for material It has the highest security clearance.
Donald Trump himself previously categorically denied that the FBI was looking for nuclear weapons documents, calling it all a “hoax”.
Nine countries currently have nuclear weapons in their arsenal, NTB writes: the USA, Russia, Great Britain, France, China, India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea.
The FBI has seized more than 300 classified documents from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. 184 come from boxes sent to the National Archives, 38 were handed over by a Trump attorney to investigators in June, and 100 were seized in the August 8 raid.
Trump filed a lawsuit after the search earlier this month. The US Department of Justice responded with a 23-page document As it became known a number of new details about the research.
Here they claim, among other things, that the Ministry of Justice repeatedly tried to recover the documents before conducting the search.
Over the weekend, Trump scored a ‘small win’ when a federal court approved a ‘special master’ appointment. through documents. In US law, a “private tutor” is a dependent official appointed by a judge.
Trump has asked that the FBI be barred from reviewing the material until a “special educator” reviews the evidence.
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