A federal judge called Konstantin Kilimnik, a Ukrainian-born colleague of Paul Manafort, an 'undisputed core' of Mueller’s investigation. Here’s why intrigue surrounding him is likely to endure.
Special counsel Robert Mueller has accused Konstantin Kilimnik of having “ties to Russian intelligence,” while a federal judge has described this allegation as an “undisputed core” of Mr. Mueller’s probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Mr. Mueller’s prosecutors have been investigating whether Mr. Kilimnik, a Russian citizen and onetime colleague of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, was a conduit for information between the Trump presidential campaign and the Kremlin, court documents have shown.
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