US Denies Russian Accusations of Election Meddling

The White House refutes claims of attempting to interfere in Russia's presidential election, amidst mutual accusations of electoral interference.

The White House has categorically denied Russian allegations that the United States is attempting to meddle in Russia's presidential election, calling them 'categorically false' and propaganda.
Russia's SVR foreign intelligence service accused the Biden administration of planning to use NGOs to decrease voter turnout in Russia and of planning a cyber attack on Russia's online voting system, without providing evidence.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is expected to win the election by a landslide, warned that any foreign attempts to meddle would be considered an act of aggression.
The Kremlin reiterated that Russia will not interfere in the upcoming US presidential election, dismissing claims of past interference in American elections.
The US has accused Russia of a long history of election interference, including attempts to undermine public confidence in the electoral process and exacerbating socio-political divisions.