I do not mean to add noise, and this won't add much to the research, but I found it hilarious how Zakharova nailed some of the inconsistencies of the situation
"I mean, a person who is obviously not a member of the Secret Service guarding the event simply walks around with an optical rangefinder [to gauge the distance] on the eve of the protected person's [presidential candidate, Donald Trump] public appearance. And the US Secret Service didn't even care. Or pretended not to care," Zakharova wrote.
The spokeswoman also ironized that in their mutual communications, police officers referred to the US Secret Service as the SS (short for Schutzstaffel, a paramilitary, police, political, prison and security organization in the service of Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany).
"But on the background of everything else it already looks like a nice marasmus," she posited.
The Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman then suggested that the US intelligence services "reassign a couple of hundred agents who follow Russian diplomats around in a vain attempt to persuade them to collaborate in plugging with them the real holes in security [or] at least [that of] top US policymakers."
"They meddle everywhere, interfere in everything, proclaim themselves exceptional and the best, but in reality they are nothing but a soap bubble with lies and deceit inside," Zakharova summed up.