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extent, and nature of his interactions and communications with Joseph Mifsud and two Russian nationals: Olga

Polonskaya and Ivan Timofeev.

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24, 2016, Papadopoulos met with Mifsud in London”: Mifsud was accompanied by a Russian female named Olga

Polonskaya.

true.424 During the meeting, Polonskaya offered to help Papadopoulos establish contacts in Russia and

24/16) (revealing late-morning and early-afternoon searches on March 24, 2016 for “putin’s niece,” “olga

putin,” and “russian president niece Olga,” among other terms)

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and, at times, Polonskayafl‘i3 For example, within a week of her initial March 24 meeting with him, Polonskaya

had tried to message him, he sent her an email seeking another meeting.""45 Polonskaya responded the

of Offense 11 10. 443 Papadopoulos Statement of Offense 111] 10-15. 444 3/29/16 Emails, Mifsud to Polonskaya

(3:39 am. and 5:36 am). 445 4/ 10/ 16 Email, Papadopoulos to Polonskaya (2:45:59 pm)

“6 4/11/16 Email, Polonskaya to Papadopoulos (3:11:24 am). 447 4/11/16 Email, Papadopouios to Polonskaya

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interview, Papadopoulos lied about the timing, extent, and nature of his communications with Joseph Mifsud, Olga

Polonskaya, and Ivan Timofeev.

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Papadopoulos also falsely claimed that he met Polonskaya before he joined the Campaign, and falsely told

In truth, however, Papadopoulos met Polonskaya on March 24, 2016, after he had joined the Campaign; he

falsely stated that he had not seen Papadopoulos since the meeting at which Mifsud introduced him to Polonskaya

In addition, Mifsud omitted that he had drafted (or edited) the follow-up message that Polonskaya sent

, Mifsud may have been involved in a personal relationship with Polonskaya at the time.

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