Biden administration to accuse Russia of interference campaign in run-up to 2024 election
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Washington — The Biden administration is set to accuse Russia of engaging in an interference campaign leading up to the 2024 presidential election, multiple sources familiar with the planning confirmed to CBS News.
The actions against Russia are expected to include multiple announcements across executive agencies on Wednesday, including charges filed by the Justice Department, the sources said. The news was first reported by CNN Wednesday.
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