"Two employees of RT, the Russian state media network, were indicted in a US court for allegedly being part of a scheme that funneled nearly $10 million to set up and direct a Tennessee-based front company to produce online content aimed at sowing divisions among Americans, according to the Justice Department.

Taken together, the actions represent the Biden administration's most significant public response yet to alleged Russian influence operations targeting American voters.

After the US accused Iran of trying to hack both the Trump and Biden-Harris campaigns last month, Wednesday's expected actions are a reminder that US officials continue to see Russia as a prominent foreign influence threat to November's election, the sources said."

"US conservative commentators say they are victims' of alleged Russian disinformation campaign;

The treasury department also sanctioned the RT's editor-in-chief, Margarita Simonyan, and nine other employees of the network over the aggeled campaign of disinformation around the elections.

Simonyan is a "central figure in Russian government malign influence efforts" the department alleged.

Conservative podcaster Tim Pool posted a statement on Twitter / X "regarding allegations and the DOJ Indictment", saying,

"Should these allegations prove true, I as well as the other personalities and commentators were deceived and are victims."

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