A wave of newly declassified intelligence documents has reignited debate over the origins and handling of the Trump-Russia collusion investigation, known as 'Russiagate.' Former intelligence officials and analysts are divided, with some accusing the Trump administration of selectively releasing information to discredit prior investigations and aid Russia, while others argue the documents expose misconduct and political bias among Obama-era officials. The revelations have further eroded public trust in US intelligence agencies and deepened partisan divides. Critics claim the years-long investigation was based on shaky grounds, while defenders warn that the selective disclosure of intel could harm national security. The controversy underscores ongoing concerns about political weaponization of intelligence and the integrity of American democracy.
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