Lawyer who met Trump's son once protected Russian security services

The female lawyer who spoke with Trump Jr. once defended the interests of the Russian Federal Security Service in a dispute.

Russian lawyer who has defended Russian security interests for many years. Photo: AP.

Female lawyerNatalia Veselnitskaya hashelped the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) win a dispute over ownership of a building in northwest Moscow between 2005 and 2013, ReutersJuly 21, citing Russian court documents, said.

This is the female lawyer who met with the son and son-in-law of US President Donald Trump last year with the promise of providing information that was detrimental to Hillary Clinton, Mr. Trump's opponent in the race to the White House.

According to Russian court records, bahVeselnitskaya and Consulting CompanyKamerton represents "military unit"55002" in the property dispute.Russian legal documentsshows that the FSB established this military unit with an address behind the FSB headquarters.

It is unclear who filed the lawsuit, since at least 2003, but documents showRosimushchestvo, Russia's state property agency, is involved in the dispute.

The disputed building was privatized after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, but the Russian government says it was illegally resold to private companies.

Electronic equipment supplierElektronintorgsaid they were using the building. The company is owned by tstate corporationRostecby himSergei Chemezov runs. HeChemezov also worked for the KGB, the predecessor of the FSB.

With her supportVeselnitskaya,Russia's appeals court has twice rejected requests by private companies in dispute with the FSB to force them to leave the building.The FSB did not respond to a request for comment.

Given this information,lawyerVeselnitskaya said she "encouraged to look further into the court data," saying that "there would be surprises" to see her clients, Russian businessmen, citizens, and companies, having to defend their interests against the government.She also has clients who are American citizens.

"Is that all the evidence? You disappoint me," the female lawyer said.post on FacebookThere is no sign of her yet.Veselnitskaya is an employee of the Russian government or intelligence services. She also denies any links to the Kremlin.

The Obama administration last year sanctioned the FSB for its role in hacking the US presidential election, a charge Moscow has always denied.GrandfatherCharles Grassley, cThe chairman of the US Senate Judiciary Committee questioned how sheVeselnitskaya was allowed into the United States.

GrandmaVeselnitskayasaid he was willing to testify before the US Congress to clear up doubts about the meeting with Trump's son.

According to VNE