Kremlin: 'Allegations of hacking election nonsense '

moscow - Russia claims that cyber attacks would want to influence the results of the Dutch parliamentary elections, his bizarre manifestations of hysteria. This said Kremlin spokeswoman Mary Zacharova Thursday, reported news Sputnik.

'Russian hackers would have coined, according to Dutch experts in the Binnenhof in The Hague, where the office of Prime Minister Mark Rutte. People in the government apparatus are increasingly engaged in cultivating this hysteria and is still magnified by the media. And there is no evidence to come, 'said Zacharova.

Zacharova mentioned as an example the former Foreign Minister and former NATO chief Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, the Netherlands' attractive for Russian hackers 'named because of the upcoming elections mid-March. Earlier this month, was interior minister Ronald Plasterk concerned that the results would be affected and he mentioned Russia as a possible culprit. Mid-January ventilated Foreign Minister Bert Koenders just such concerns, the spokeswoman complained.