UK summons Russian envoy after two Brits were charged with helping Russia in suspected arson attack

Russian intelligence says cracked network of Ukrainian agents in Crimea

As part of years-long attempts to meddle in British politics, Russia's intelligence services have targeted prominent British lawmakers, civil workers, and journalists with cyberespionage, the British government announced on Thursday. According to the Foreign Office, Russia's FSB agency was in charge of a number of ongoing cyberespionage operations in the United Kingdom from at least 2015 until this year. These operations included targeting lawmakers from various political parties and selectively leaking and amplifying sensitive information to further Russian interests.

UK government blames Russian intelligence for prolonged efforts to meddle in UK politics

Russian intel agencies undertaking long-term influence operations in US: Report

Head of Russian spy agency accused of British poison attack dies

Salisbury Poisoning: Identity of second suspect revealed

The New York Times report cited four current and former US officials

Trump campaign had repeated contact with Russia before election: NYT

President Barack Obama has ordered a review of all cyber attacks that took place during the 2016 election cycle

Russia interfered in US election to help Trump win: CIA report

The FBI and other US security agencies are investigating the suspected hack which was detected in recent months, CNN reported

Reporters at New York Times, other US media, hacked; Russians suspected