美国总统特朗普在白宫发表讲话，指责中国干预2020年总统选举，并声称北京获取了2.2亿美国选民档案。
特朗普于华盛顿时间周四在白宫发表近30分钟的黄金时段讲话，指责中国干预他输给乔·拜登的2020年总统竞选。
他表示北京策划了“据信是历史上最大规模的选举数据泄露事件”，导致“非法获取”2.2亿美国选民档案。
特朗普还称情报文件显示美国选举基础设施存在“惊人漏洞”，易受“黑客攻击、利用和外国干涉”。
政治学者郑永年表示，这些指控是竞选言论，不太可能影响与北京的关系，并建议华盛顿反思如何改革自身民主制度。
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