U.S. Charges Russian Intelligence Officers in Major Cyberattacks
Tuesday, October 20, 2020 | |
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| By Storyful Monday was the first day of early voting across Florida, and voters were met with lengthy wait times at the polls. | | | By The Associated Press The Justice Department announced on Monday indictments of six Russian military intelligence officers in connection with worldwide cyberattacks, including hacked elections in France and the 2018 Winter Olympics. | | | By Storyful and Reuters Evacuations were ordered in Colorado as crews battled new blazes from the Cameron Peak and the CalWood Fire. | | |
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