2026-09-10T21:56:10.351Z / 路透社
- 内容摘要
- 调查旨在证实特朗普是刑事阴谋的受害者
- 总部位于佛罗里达州的调查迄今未提出任何指控
- 一名职业检察官被免职后，特朗普的盟友接手了该调查
华盛顿9月10日路透电 — 负责对针对总统唐纳德·特朗普的过往调查展开全面调查的一名美国检察官周四对路透社表示，他已辞职。
约瑟夫·迪杰诺瓦的辞职为这项调查增添了不确定性。该调查正对特朗普的多名“对手”展开审查，并旨在证实总统是一场长期刑事阴谋的受害者。迪杰诺瓦作为特朗普的盟友，于今年4月加入司法部，接手这项总部位于佛罗里达州的调查。
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“能为总统和司法部服务是我的荣幸与荣耀，”迪杰诺瓦说道。他拒绝进一步透露细节。
司法部发言人未立即回复置评请求。美国广播公司新闻台率先报道了他的辞职消息。
该项调查审查了2017年美国情报机构的结论，即俄罗斯曾在2016年试图助力特朗普首次总统竞选，同时也审查了前特别检察官杰克·史密斯近期开展的两项调查：针对特朗普在海湖庄园留存机密文件的调查，以及针对特朗普试图推翻2020年大选结果的调查。
该调查迄今未提出任何刑事指控。调查人员已约谈了多名现任和前任情报机构雇员，近几周还试图约谈参与2022年海湖庄园搜查行动的联邦调查局官员。
迪杰诺瓦曾在共和党总统罗纳德·里根执政期间担任华盛顿特区联邦检察官，近年来始终与特朗普立场一致。他呼应了特朗普的说法，称俄罗斯调查是出于政治动机、旨在破坏特朗普的行动。
该项调查是司法部更大规模行动的一部分，该行动旨在追查总统眼中的“敌人”，并调查其不满事项。一些特朗普盟友希望，此次调查能将史密斯、前中央情报局局长约翰·布伦南以及前联邦调查局局长詹姆斯·科米纳入调查范围。科米已在另外两起案件中被特朗普政府起诉。
一名职业联邦检察官原本负责领导该项调查，最初调查重点主要围绕布伦南就2017年情报评估结果在国会作证的相关内容，随后该检察官被司法部免职，迪杰诺瓦接手了该调查。
布伦南否认存在任何不当行为，其律师已起诉司法部，要求强制司法部保留与该调查相关的文件。
该项调查若提出任何指控，可能会面临法律障碍。一些法律专家质疑，鉴于俄罗斯调查的大部分活动都发生在华盛顿和弗吉尼亚州，检察官能否在佛罗里达州提起刑事诉讼。
此外，将不同时期针对不同问题的特朗普相关调查纳入同一阴谋指控框架的可行性也尚不明确。
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US prosecutor overseeing probe of Trump foes resigns
2026-09-10T21:56:10.351Z / Reuters
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- Summary
- Investigation has sought to establish that Trump was victim of criminal conspiracy
- Florida-based investigation has so far not led to charges
- Trump ally took over investigation after career prosecutor was removed
WASHINGTON, Sept 10 (Reuters) – A U.S. prosecutor who has been overseeing a wide-ranging probe into past investigations of President Donald Trump told Reuters on Thursday that he has resigned.
Joseph diGenova’s departure injects uncertainty into an investigation that has been scrutinizing several of Trump’s foes and has sought to establish that the president was the victim of a long-running criminal conspiracy. DiGenova, a Trump ally, joined the Justice Department in April to take over the Florida-based investigation.
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“It was an honor and privilege to serve the president and the department,” DiGenova said. He declined to elaborate.
A Justice Department spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment. ABC News first reported his resignation.
The investigation has examined the 2017 U.S. intelligence finding that Russia sought to boost Trump’s first presidential campaign in 2016, as well as more recent investigations by former Special Counsel Jack Smith that probed Trump’s retention of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago resort and his attempts to overturn his 2020 election defeat.
The investigation has so far not resulted in any criminal charges. Investigators have interviewed current and former intelligence employees and have in recent weeks sought to question FBI officials who were involved in the 2022 search of Mar-a-Lago.
DiGenova, a former U.S. Attorney in Washington under Republican President Ronald Reagan, has aligned himself with Trump in recent years. He has echoed the president’s claims that the Russia investigation was a politically motivated effort to damage Trump.
The investigation is part of a larger effort by the Justice Department to pursue the president’s perceived enemies and investigate his grievances. Some Trump allies have expressed hopes that the probe could ensnare Smith, former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey, who has already been charged by the Trump administration in two other cases.
DiGenova took over the investigation after the Justice Department removed a career federal prosecutor who had been leading the probe, which initially focused largely on congressional testimony from Brennan about the 2017 intelligence assessment.
Brennan has denied wrongdoing, and his lawyers have sued the Justice Department to force officials to preserve documents related to the investigation.
Any charges from the investigation could face legal hurdles. Some legal experts have questioned whether prosecutors could bring a criminal case in Florida given that much of the activity in the Russia investigation happened in Washington and Virginia.
It is also unclear how investigations involving Trump that examined separate issues at different times could be included in one conspiracy.
Reporting by Andrew Goudsward; editing by Andy Sullivan and Alistair Bell
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