Justice Department is preparing criminal charges in Iran hack that targeted Trump campaign
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The Justice Department has raised alarms about aggressive efforts by countries including Russia and Iran to meddle in the presidential election, highlighting a coordinated influence campaign.
Assistant Attorney General Matthew Olsen noted that Iran’s activities are becoming more aggressive ahead of the elections, indicating Tehran perceives this election as critical to its national security.
The Trump campaign disclosed a hack on August 10, revealing that Iranian actors had stolen and distributed sensitive documents, intensifying concerns over foreign interference.
With Iran trying to shape this election's outcome, it reflects a growing inclination from Tehran to influence U.S. politics, especially concerning national security interests.
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