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Newsweek reporter says 'main' IP addresses behind hack of magazine over Trump-Cuba story 'are Russian'

Newsweek’s website experienced some technical difficulties yesterday after publishing reporter Kurt Eichenwald’s story accusing Donald Trump of violating the Cuba embargo, forcing the magazine to publish their articles on Tumblr instead:

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Newsweek blamed the problem on hackers:

And on Friday, Eichewald wrote that hack was traced back to IP addresses in Russia, among other unidentified countries:

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TL;DR of Newsweek’s alleged bombshell on Donald Trump and Cuba

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