Giuliani admits Trump signed letter of intent for Trump Tower in Moscow
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Trump's categorical 2017 denial conflicted with a Trump-signed 2015 letter of intent and a named Moscow licensing effort pursued during the campaign, while the project remained proposed and produced no established payment in this record.
Independent report on the October 28, 2015 Trump-signed letter of intent and the proposed Moscow projectThe Russian Money Test — Audit finding · Cited analysis
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Trump signed a nonbinding letter of intent for a Trump Tower Moscow licensing project with Russian developer IC Expert Investment Company; Michael Cohen negotiated for the Trump Organization through intermediary Felix Sater.
Independent report on the October 28, 2015 Trump-signed letter of intent and the proposed Moscow projectThe Russian Money Test — The record · The record
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Trump personally signed the October 2015 letter of intent after approving Michael Cohen's Trump Organization negotiations; Felix Sater acted as the named intermediary.
Independent report on the October 28, 2015 Trump-signed letter of intent and the proposed Moscow projectThe Russian Money Test — The record · The record