Donald Trump has backtracked on a proposition to work with Russia to make an "invulnerable"
Cybersecurity unit to counteract decision hacking. Hours subsequent to advancing the thought on Sunday, the US president said that he didn't think it could really happen. The possibility of an organization with Russia was derided by senior Republicans. It comes after Mr Trump's initially eye to eye chats with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Germany on Friday, in which the match talked about the issue. Mr Trump depicted the result of the discussions as positive and recommended nearer co-operation between the two countries. "Putin and I examined framing an invulnerable Cybersecurity unit with the goal that decision hacking, and numerous other negative things, will be protected and safe," he said. The underlying proposition instantly incited scorn from Democrats, and additionally a few Republicans who addressed why the US would work with Russia after the Kremlin's claimed intruding in the 2016 US decision. Mr Trump moved his position on Sunday night. "The way that President Putin and I talked about a cybersecurity unit doesn't mean I think it can happen. It can't," he tweeted. Be that as it may, he focused on that another issue examined in his discussions with Mr Putin, a truce in south-western Syria, had become effective.
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