Trump's Been Told Russia Might Have “Compromising" Personal Information About Him, Including Alleged Sexual Acts

American intelligence agencies have presented a summary of unsubstantiated reports to Trump and Obama that suggest Russia may have collected compromising personal information about the President-elect.

The allegations were presented in a two-page summary, comprised of memos from a former British intelligence operative. The materials are primarily based on information from Russian sources; however, the FBI is currently investigating the credibility and accuracy of the allegations.

Four of the senior-most US intelligence chiefs presented the classified documents to President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump. Sources told CNN the chiefs thought it was important for Trump to be aware that allegations involving him are circulating among intelligence agencies.

The senior intelligence officials showed Trump the documents to demonstrate Russia had compiled information potentially harmful to both the Democrats and Republicans, but only released information that damaged the Democrats.

The two-page summary is said to include allegations that there was continuing exchange of information during the political campaign between Trump surrogates and Russian government operatives. Among the unconfirmed claims are also bizarre sexual acts.

BuzzFeed has since published the documents in full, but have admitted the allegations are unverified and may contain errors.

Michael Cohen, the President-elect’s attorney, told Mic that the allegations are entirely false. “It’s so ridiculous on so many levels,” he said. “Clearly, the person who created this did so from their imagination or did so hoping that the liberal media would run with this fake story for whatever rationale they might have.”

Trump has also responded on Twitter.

FAKE NEWS - A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 11, 2017

'BuzzFeed Runs Unverifiable Trump-Russia Claims' #FakeNews https://t.co/d6daCFZHNh

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 11, 2017

The unverified documents also claim that Russia “has been cultivating, supporting and assisting Trump for at least five years”. This includes a number of alleged secret meetings held in Moscow between Russian officials and a number of Trump surrogates, such as his campaign manager and lawyer, Michael Cohen.

Cohen has denied these claims.

I have never been to Prague in my life. #fakenews pic.twitter.com/CMil9Rha3D

— Michael Cohen (@MichaelCohen212) January 11, 2017

Unsurprisingly, the Democrats are now pushing for a thorough investigation of the claims in the document.

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