Former US President Donald Trump. Image Credit source: PTI
Donald Trump Classified Documents Case: former president of america Donald Trump The difficulties have increased. He is facing 37 charges in the classified documents case. This case is related to Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s home in Florida. About 13,000 documents were seized from his house last year. The 37 criminal charges against Trump include many cases like illegally keeping top secret files of America’s nuclear and defense programs in his home, obstructing the law.
In fact, on Friday, the indictment related to the allegations related to the receipt of confidential documents from Trump’s house was made public. In this indictment, Trump has been accused of taking many secret documents from the White House to his home. Those documents which included many confidential information like Pentagon’s ‘Plan of Attack’, military operation.
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Donald Trump has been indicted on 37 felony counts related to retaining classified information and obstructing justice. Among the accusations are that he described a Pentagon plan of attack and shared a classified map related to a military operation, reports The Associated
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He took these files with him while leaving the White House.
The US Justice Department said that when Donald Trump left the White House in January 2021, he took with him many top classified documents from the Pentagon, CIA, National Security Agency and many other international institutions. He kept these files at his Florida residence, Mar-a-Lago.
This information is included in the secret documents
It has been said in the indictment that on two occasions, Trump showed classified documents related to the US military operation to the people and told its planning. The documents that Trump has, include information about plans related to Defense and Weapon, United States Nuclear Program, Military Attack, Foreign Attack of America and other countries.
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20 years imprisonment in each case
It has been said in the indictment that the disclosure of these classified documents can endanger the national security of America. Jack Smith, Special Counsel of the Justice Department, said that there is a provision of 20 years of punishment in each of these cases.
