After Robert Mueller indicted 12 Russians, Glenn Greenwald decided he regarded the indictments as genuine evidence of Russian hacking—the first he’d seen in two years. He told Ian Parker that he was still pondering the best way to announce this publicly

After Robert Mueller indicted 12 Russians, Glenn Greenwald decided he regarded the indictments as genuine evidence of Russian hacking—the first he’d seen in two years. He told Ian Parker that he was still pondering the best way to announce this publicly: https://t.co/BYoDlEQc9w pic.twitter.com/ZmRTbAGLHj

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) August 27, 2018

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