Nikolai Bulayevand other leading members of Russia's election panel are skeptical of this year's American Election's legitimacy, citing concerns regarding mail-in votes such as “people who are long dead are casting ballots and [] mailboxes are being broken into.” Though presented under the guise of non-bias (for example claiming that both candidates will commence lawsuits), these sentiments wholly echo Donald Trump's attempts to delegitimize the election's results in myriad swing states leaning in Biden's favor.
The Wall Street Journal has found the source of claims implicating Cyprus-registered firm Webzilla, run by a Russian-born Cyprus resident. Olga Galkina was behind this specific Steele dossier claim, and is now being sued by Webzilla for defamation. This article shows the continued American efforts to hold Russian sources accountable for the 2016 election meddling, and in many cases efforts to find evidence pertaining to Donald Trump's potential involvement through Michael Cohen and Rudy Giuliani.
![Nikolai Bulayevand other leading members of Russia's election panel are skeptical of this year's American Election's legitimacy, citing concerns regarding mail-in votes such as “people who are long dead are casting ballots and [] mailboxes are being broken into.” Though presented under the guise of non-bias (for example claiming that both candidates will commence lawsuits), these sentiments wholly echo Donald Trump's attempts to delegitimize the election's results in myriad swing states leaning in Biden's favor.](https://s3.amazonaws.com/sc-lib-ds-omeka-s/medium/add27c1896a888356451a4d447682489d46722f8.jpg)
