Russia accuses West of meddling in its election

Russia's spy service KGB accuses US of trying to meddle in election

President Vladimir Putin's foreign intelligence service on Monday accused the United States of trying to meddle in Russia's presidential election and said that Washington even had plans to launch a cyber attack on the online voting system.

Russian intel agency says US planning cyber attacks to influence country’s presidential elections

Russian foreign intelligence agency accused the United States of attempting to meddle in the country's upcoming presidential election later this week in which President Vladimir Putin is set to extend his hold over Moscow's corridors of power.

Russia's spy service accuses US of trying to meddle in presidential election

MOSCOW - President Vladimir Putin's foreign intelligence service on Monday accused the United States of trying to meddle in Russia's presidential election and said that Washington even had plans to launch a cyber attack on the online voting system. Read more at straitstimes.com.

White House denies Russian allegations of attempted election meddling

Russian allegations that the United States is trying to meddle in its presidential election are "categorically false," the White House said on Tuesday, renewing its accusations of Moscow election interference in the U.S. and elsewhere.

White House denies Russian allegations of attempted election meddling

US News: The White House dismisses Russian allegations of US meddling in the Russian election as false propaganda. The SVR claimed the US planned to meddle and

West uses terrorists to fan pre-election tensions — Russian senator

Andrey Klimov mentioned attempts to intimidate those who ensure the conduct of Russian elections and those who are going to vote at foreign polling stations at Russian embassies