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Exclusive: Simon Kukes was in contact with senior Kremlin official in while donating to Trump-supporting committee. Kukes made the claims to Vyacheslav Pavlovsky , a career Kremlin official and former ambassador to Norway. Pavlovsky is currently vice-president of Russian Railways. The disclosure raises questions about the role played by Kukes in the run-up to the election and what information, if anything, was being relayed by him to his associates in Russia. He had no previous history of giving money to political causes.

A deep-pocketed Trump donor promised to provide information to a top Kremlin official during the campaign. Kukes emailed Vyacheslav Pavlovsky, a career Kremlin official and former ambassador to Norway, and even shared photos of his year-old Russian girlfriend posing with Trump in the lead up to the presidential election. The emails were obtained through the Dossier Center, a London-based investigative project funded by Russian expat and opposition figure Mikhail Khodorkovsky. Let me know how you are doing, and whether you want to meet. Mueller is also reportedly eyeing a number of Russia-related businessmen who donated large sums of money to Trump.