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Heightened Concerns Over Foreign Election Interference Amid 2024 Presidential Vote

U.S. officials warn of increased Russian and Iranian disinformation campaigns aimed at undermining election integrity ahead of the November 5 election.

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Updated: Nov 5th, 2024, 2:31 AM ET

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As Election Day approaches, U.S. intelligence agencies issue warnings about Russian and Iranian disinformation operations intended to undermine voter confidence and incite violence. Federal officials cite specific examples of fabricated videos and false claims about election fraud targeting swing states. Russia has been identified as the most active threat, with expectations of intensified activity on election day. Authorities urge vigilance against foreign influence narratives that may exploit election concerns and aim to create divisions among voters.

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