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Russia and Iran's Election Interference Threat

US intelligence agencies warn of Russian and Iranian efforts to influence the upcoming election through disinformation and cyberattacks.

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Vladimir PutinDonald TrumpKamala HarrisBrad Raffensperger

What is the goal of the Russian disinformation campaign?: The goal of the Russian disinformation campaign is to sow fear and distrust in the electoral process, potentially leading to violence between people with differing political views.
When is the disinformation campaign expected to intensify?: The disinformation campaign is expected to intensify around election day and target key battleground states.
What is at stake for Russia in the outcome of the election?: If Donald Trump wins, the US might withdraw its support for Ukraine in the war against Russia, creating a high-stakes situation for Russia in the upcoming election.
Besides Russia, which other country is mentioned as a potential threat?: Besides Russia, Iran is also identified as a significant foreign influence threat, referencing a past cyberattack on Donald Trump's campaign.
What is the main threat to the upcoming US elections according to US intelligence agencies?: The US intelligence community warned that Russia plans to interfere in the upcoming election by spreading disinformation through videos and articles aimed at undermining the election's legitimacy and dividing voters.

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