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SERGUN wasas someone the U.S. could work with. FLYNN said he was not really
part of the TRUMP campaign at the time of histhis call to KISLYAK.
FLYNN does not know if PUTIN and TRUMP will get along, but it is
FLYNN’s job to figure out paths to work with Russia to fight
terrorism. FLYNN named the primary threats to the U.S. as the “four
plus one:” China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and ISIS. FLYNN stated
if the U.S. could neutralize one of the four, or even better, to
leverage their cooperation fighting a common enemy such as
terrorism, that would be a success for U.S. national security.
was the same Russian choir that sang at the RT event. FLYNN called
KISYLAK to pass his condolences, as his intent was to try to keep
the relationship with KISLYAK going. I don't remember this:
FLYNN expanded that he has no particular affinity tofor Russia
and, but that KISLYAK iswas his
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FLYNN was asked byThe interviewing agents asked FLYNN if he made any
request of KISLYAK to vote in a particular way or take any
action. FLYNN stated he did not. FLYNN stated he did not
believe his calls to the various countries would- change anything.
FLYNN recalled there needed to be a certain number of abstention
votes to alter the outcome, and that having looked at the math at
the time, he knew itcould not be achieved. FLYNN said 14
countries were voting, and had a recollection of the number of five
votes being important. In the end, only the U.S. abstained,. FLYNN
stated his calls were about asking where countries would stand on a
vote, not any requests of, "hey if you do this."
FLYNN was asked byThe interviewing agents asked FLYNN if he made any
comment to KISLYAK about voting in a certain manner, or slowing down
the vote.vote, or if KISLYAK described any Russian response to a
request by FLYNN. FLYNN answered, "No." ” FLYNN continued
thatstated the conversations were along the lines of where do you
stand, and what's your position.
FLYNN heard through other channels that Egypt didn't like the vote,
and believed the 8gyptiansEgyptians of their own accord delayed the
vote a clay of their own accordday. FLYNN again stated that he
appreciated the interviewing agents reminding him that he had
another conversation with KISLYAK.