Russian disinfection videos are circulating on the Internet

There are two other fake videos with the subject circulating on the internet US presidential election. According to US officials, they appear to be part of a Russian-backed campaign to influence the results of Tuesday’s election. The information was provided by the server CBS News based on two sources familiar with the process. F.B.I he described the videos as an attempt to push false claims about election security.

The FBI said in a statement Saturday that the videos “are not authentic, do not originate with the FBI, and the content they depict is false.” One of the videos falsely claims “that the FBI from three affiliated groups committing election fraud, the second of which includes First Gentleman Doug Emhoff.”

But the FBI did not say who was behind the videos, and when contacted by CBS News, declined to comment. But she said the two videos, in which the authors used the names of the Department of Justice and the FBI itself, were released as part of “efforts to mislead the public with false content about the activities of the FBI”.

Saturday’s release is the result of a list of fake videos produced and distributed by Russia to deceive American voters. In recent days, the US government has publicly identified four efforts.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to the Russians misinformation videos, they also rank one with the Haitians, who say they voted illegally Harris. “It’s fake and probably the work of Russian tfarm ropes,” he said.

In a joint statement Friday, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the FBI and the Cybersecurity Agency said the intelligence community “believes the video was produced by Russian influence actors.” The same assessment also applies to a fake video of someone destroying mail-in ballots in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Antibot4Navalny, a team of anonymous volunteers monitoring Russia’s decontamination efforts, said that videos called The FBI is responding to footage recently released by a Russian disinformation agency. He is known for impersonating media organizations and US government agencies.

In the past week, according to the researchers, the group should have published 47 fabricated videos. Their content was aimed at Vice President Kamala Harris, Publicity Soon or an attempt to undermine confidence in the integrity of the elections and undermine support for Ukraine.

In addition, the videos use graphics and text that resemble content from US government agencies and international news organizations, including BBC, The Fox News to Euronews.