Kremlin denies meddling in US vote after Mueller probe

The Kremlin on Monday reiterated denials that Moscow interfered in the 2016 US presidential election after Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report found conclusive evidence of Russian meddling.

Moscow called reports of Russian interference "malicious slander", while analysts said the conclusions of the probe were unlikely to improve bilateral ties.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists he had not seen the report but Russia's "principled position on this matter is well known: our country has not interfered in the domestic affairs of other countries, including the United States."