Trump declassifies documents revealing 'shocking vulnerabilities' in the US election system

- “Largest election data breach and theft in history” revealed

- Congress urged to pass the “Save America” voter ID law

U.S. President Donald Trump, in a speech addressed to the nation from the White House, declassified intelligence documents and information that he said revealed “shocking vulnerabilities” in the U.S. election system.

Trump warned that the U.S. electoral system is at risk of widespread foreign hacking, noting that data belonging to millions of American voters had fallen into the hands of foreign countries.

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He stated that the U.S. electoral system suffers from serious weaknesses, affirming that his administration would not allow the situation to continue.

Trump accused China of interfering in U.S. elections and carrying out what he described as “the largest election data breach and theft in history.”

He called on Congress to pass the “Save America” legislation concerning voter identification.

In a separate remark, Trump said that the United States possesses the strongest military in the world and that its borders have become safer, adding that his country is “winning against Iran” and that the results of the conflict will become apparent soon.