Mueller investigators may have interviewed Manfort's Kremlin linked-associate Kilimnik in Russia probe: report

Special counsel Robert Mueller appears to have interviewed Konstantin Kilimnik as part of his Russia probe, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.

Kilimnik has been linked to Russian intelligence and worked for former Donald Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

In a revised court transcript, Manafort defense lawyer Kevin Downing referred to a "302 for an interview of Mr. Kilimnik."

A 302 is the name of the document FBI agents use to summarize a witness interview.

"On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ordered that some phrases in a previously redacted transcript of the Feb. 4 hearing be made public. Those phrases include “at the U.S. embassy in the Ukraine” and 'the United States State Department,'" Bloomberg explained.