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U.S. intelligence detected a Russian disinformation campaign aimed at influencing the upcoming midterm elections. The effort showed continued foreign interference in American electoral processes.
U.S. intelligence detected a Russian disinformation campaign aimed at influencing the upcoming midterm elections. The operation shows Russia continuing to interfere in American electoral processes despite previous public warnings and sanctions.
This is the third election cycle where Russian disinformation has been documented as a factor. At this point it's not surprising that it's happening—it's surprising if it weren't. The question is whether U.S. defenses against it have improved, whether the campaign is more or less sophisticated than 2020, and whether it's moving the needle on actual voter behavior. Intelligence agencies are flagging it, which is good. Whether the public sees it coming is another matter.
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