The final countdown of the US Presidential election has
started and both the nominee Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump are leaving no
stone upturned to win the election.
Hillary
Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta's email has been hacked by an
unidentified hackers just after a video
of Trump making vulgar comments on women was released.
On
Friday, WikiLeaks began releasing the thousands of Podesta's personal emails after being hacked.
FBI is investigating the Russia's possible
role in this hacking incident. However, Russian government denied any role.
Podesta
told reporters that he is trying his best to help the investigators in finding the hackers. And he alleged that
Russia has great interest if Trump
becomes President.
He
also alleged that Roger Stone, longtime
Trump advisor, has admitted he has been in contact with WikiLeaks founder
Julian Assange.
In
August, Stone tweeted that WikiLeaks would
attack Clinton and Podesta.
While
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has denied any kind of link with the
hackers. During an interview with CNN in Moscow, “Lavrov dismissed the claims
as "ridiculous" and added, "It's flattering, of course, to get
this kind of attention."
Podesta
said “the investigation is part of a wider FBI probe into the hacking of
Democratic Party emails in which Russia is suspected.”