Russian military spies who hacked and leaked Democratic emails to inject chaos into the 2016 presidential election are at it again.
The bulletin also said that Iranian and Chinese media had published materials questioning the mental health of Republican President Donald Trump,who is 74.
As the world addresses an authoritarian China,Russia’s influence over leaders and parties in democracies matters.
Adherents contend President Donald Trump is battling a cabal of"deep state"saboteurs who worship Satan and traffic children for sex.
A Ukrainian lawmaker who has been in contact with Rudy Giuliani,Trump's personal lawyer,is part of a Russian disinformation effort.
The user even invoked the Obama family,suggesting the nation's first black president and his wife had endorsed Donald Trump.
The out-of-the-blue messages promote the US State Department's recently announced effort to defend the American presidential election
British foreign minister Dominic Raab confirmed that report last month,saying that"Russian actors"had sought to interfere in the election.
The Kremlin insisted the men were private security guards who missed their flight. Belarus described them as mercenaries bent on fuelling unrest.
Two Russians who have held senior roles in Moscow’s military intelligence service have been identified as responsible for the disinformation effort,the US says.
Julian Lewis'request came as his predecessor restated demands for an inquiry into Russian meddling in British politics.