Russian company wants to get rid of indictment Mueller

washington - A Russian company suspected of interference in the American elections wants an indictment of special prosecutor Robert Mueller to be rejected. The company turned its attention to a federal judge in the US.

According to Concord Management and Consulting, the appointment of Mueller as a special prosecutor was in violation of the law. Nor would he have the authority to prosecute. Mueller has made thirteen Russian citizens and three Russian companies, including Concorde, indicted. They are suspected of interference in the American elections and political processes.

According to the complaint, Concorde is under the control of the Russian oligarch Jevgeni Prigozhin. It is also referred to by Russian media as 'the cook of Putin'. The Prigozhin Internet Research Agency is suspected of organizing and funding an entire army of trolls on the Internet in 2016 to influence the American elections.

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