Mueller Indicts the Cold War
(World News Russia)

Special Counsel Robert Mueller´s Friday indictment of three Russian organizations and thirteen Russian individuals is an interesting but futile exercise. For all his time and expense Mueller might as well have indicted Nikita Khrushchev and Leonid Brezhnev. The indictment is interesting because it lays out a strategy that the Russian government pursued successfully to interfere in our 2016 presidential election campaign. It is futile because it´s impossible for Mueller to bring the defendants to trial. Unlike nations such as Russia, people charged with crimes in the U.S. can´t be tried in absentia. The thirteen individuals Mueller indicted are all Russian nationals outside of U.S....