FBI Exposes Fake Videos Amid Election Disinformation Surge
The FBI has warned about two new fake videos falsely citing terror threats and voter fraud. Officials expect a surge in disinformation as the election approaches. Both videos are not authentic, and efforts are being made to undermine the electoral process. Voters are advised to seek credible information.
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The FBI has issued a warning about the emergence of two new fake videos that falsely claim terror threats and voter fraud scenarios. As the election period looms, officials are anticipating an escalation in disinformation efforts aimed at undermining voter confidence and the electoral process.
In a statement, the Federal Bureau of Investigation emphasized that these videos are "not authentic" and highlighted the ongoing attempts to erode trust in democratic systems. Officials at various government levels are urging voters to rely on credible sources for accurate information.
U.S. intelligence agencies have noted unprecedented disinformation campaigns from foreign entities. As the election draws near, particularly in key battleground states, the emphasis remains on safeguarding the integrity of the election process despite the increased disinformation activity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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