Iranian Hackers Leak Trump Campaign Emails Amid Election Interference Claims

The emails, published by a Democratic PAC and independent journalists, reveal internal communications from Trump's 2024 campaign.

An Iranian hacking group, identified as Mint Sandstorm, is accused of compromising Trump campaign staffers' emails between May and June 2024.
The leaked emails have been disseminated by American Muckrakers and independent journalists, showcasing discussions with external advisers and allies.
The U.S. Justice Department indicted three Iranian nationals linked to the Basij paramilitary force, accusing them of orchestrating the cyberattacks.
Iran's government denies involvement, labeling the hacking allegations as unfounded, while the FBI continues to investigate foreign interference in the election.
The Trump campaign claims the leaks aim to disrupt the democratic process, contrasting with Trump's 2016 stance encouraging the release of Hillary Clinton's emails.