US EditionKremlin on claim Epstein was Russian agent: ‘Let’s not waste our time’
Kremlin dismisses unproven Western media and Polish claims linking Epstein to Russian intelligence amid ongoing investigations and renewed global scrutiny.
- On Thursday, the Kremlin rejected claims Jeffrey Epstein was a Russian spy, with spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying `I would like to joke about such versions, but let's not waste our time.`
- The latest document release indicates US Department of Justice files mention Russia thousands of times and feature Vladimir Putin heavily, with Epstein seeking meetings with him and efforts to bring Russian women to the US and Europe.
- Warsaw announced it would probe Epstein's links to Russian intelligence, with Tusk saying on Tuesday `he gave no evidence for his assertions`.
- Rebuffing the reports, Russian officials said the claims distract from a scandal exposing hypocrisy, and no major news organisations have published definitive proof Epstein worked for intelligence.
- The records show Epstein repeatedly sought meetings with Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, though no evidence confirms a meeting, and contacted young Russian women including a 26-year-old he aimed to introduce to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
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‘Let’s not waste our time’: Russia rejects claims Epstein was Russian intelligence agent
The Kremlin dismissed allegations of links between the late sex offender and Russian intelligence, even as Poland announces a probe into Moscow’s alleged role in Epstein’s activities
The Kremlin on Thursday ridiculed the idea that American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was a secret Russian spy.
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