U.S. intel: Iran, Russia could try to incite post-election divisions in U.S.
A declassified memo from the National Intelligence Council warns that Iranian and Russian operatives could try to incite violence in America after all the ballots have been cast on Nov. 5. The memo says American spy agencies have already detected foreign efforts to stoke protests ahead of Election Day.
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WASHINGTON — Russia and Iran may try to encourage violent protests in the U.S. after next month's election, senior ...
Russian disinformation is likely to increase as the election nears, and officials say the Kremlin may also seek to encourage ...
Russia is considering sending Iran and its militia allies more advanced weapons that could worsen the confrontation between ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department on Monday proposed new rules to protect federal government data or ...
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Russia, China and Iran are using criminal networks for cyber espionage and hacking attacks against the US and others, according to a Microsoft report on digital threats published recently.
"We are developing cooperation with Iran in a variety of areas. We intend to do this further," Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry ...
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