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US President Donald Trump says it is time to work "constructively" with Russia after his meeting with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.US President Donald Trump says it is time to work "constructively" with Russia after his meeting with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
He tweeted that Mr Putin "vehemently denied" interfering in the US election at their first face-to-face encounter at the G20 on Friday.He tweeted that Mr Putin "vehemently denied" interfering in the US election at their first face-to-face encounter at the G20 on Friday.
But Mr Trump's position contrasts with some of his own senior officials.But Mr Trump's position contrasts with some of his own senior officials.
And he is facing criticism from within his party after revealing a proposal to partner with Russia on online security.
He tweeted that he and Mr Putin had discussed forming "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking and many other negative things will be guarded and safe", prompting derision on social media and from the Republican Party.
Senator Marco Rubio suggested that such an initiative would be like partnering with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on chemical weapons.
The US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley said the US "can't trust Russia" and "won't ever trust Russia".The US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley said the US "can't trust Russia" and "won't ever trust Russia".
She told CNN that talking to Russia should never mean that the US "take our eyes off the ball".She told CNN that talking to Russia should never mean that the US "take our eyes off the ball".
And US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said interference in the 2016 election remained an impediment to better relations with Russia.And US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said interference in the 2016 election remained an impediment to better relations with Russia.
A special prosecutor is investigating whether Trump associates colluded with alleged Russian efforts to influence last November's US election.A special prosecutor is investigating whether Trump associates colluded with alleged Russian efforts to influence last November's US election.
At the meeting at the G20 in Hamburg, both sides confirmed that the presidents had discussed Russia's alleged meddling in the US election, but at the time seemed unable to agree on the exact outcome. At the meeting at the G20 in Hamburg, both sides confirmed that the presidents had discussed Russia's alleged meddling, but at the time seemed unable to agree on the exact outcome.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Mr Trump accepted Mr Putin's assertions that the allegations were not true.Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Mr Trump accepted Mr Putin's assertions that the allegations were not true.
Mr Tillerson, meanwhile, said the two men held a "robust" discussion on the issue, and that Mr Trump had pressed the Russian leader on several occasions - but that an "intractable disagreement" might remain.Mr Tillerson, meanwhile, said the two men held a "robust" discussion on the issue, and that Mr Trump had pressed the Russian leader on several occasions - but that an "intractable disagreement" might remain.
As part of his series of tweets on Sunday, Mr Trump said he "strongly pressed President Putin twice about Russian meddling on the issue" and that Mr Putin "vehemently denied it".
He said the pair discussed forming "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit", prompting derision on social media.