www.cnn.com Russian Interference in 2016 Election: Ongoing Threats Identified
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- •Russian interference in the 2016 election involved a sustained campaign by the Russian government.
- •Multiple investigations confirm the involvement of covert operations and disinformation tactics.
- •The threat from Russian interference continues, necessitating bipartisan action to protect democracy.
Investigations into Russian interference during the 2016 U.S. presidential election reveal a complex and sustained campaign aimed at undermining American democracy. Special Counsel Robert Mueller, the Department of Justice, and the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence have confirmed that the Russian government employed various tactics to influence the election outcome. This interference involved covert operations and disinformation campaigns, which continue to pose a threat today. The U.S. intelligence community has assessed that these actions were ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Political leaders are urged to take bipartisan action to counter such authoritarian interference, as outlined in the Alliance for Securing Democracy's Policy Blueprint. The ongoing nature of these operations highlights the need for vigilance and proactive measures from both government and private sectors.
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