No Russian interference in Brexit referendum - YouTube exec

The investigation into Russian meddling has produced no substantial results so far. In January, Twitter told MPs that its investigation had found no evidence to substantiate claims of Russian meddling in the 2016 referendum.

In December, Facebook said in response to the inquiry that a mere $0.97 was spent by Russia’s Internet Research Agency on referendum-related ads. Google, which has also been asked for input in the probe, said it had found no proof of Russian interference.

Meanwhile, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was forced to concede he had “seen no evidence” of Russian interference in British democracy.