Russia-US cyber scandal - TASS

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Russian diplomat slams US company’s cyberattack allegations against Moscow

Anti-Russian speculations led to unprecedented degradation of Russian-US ties — embassy

US Democratic Party senators urge sanctioning Russia for alleged election interference

Russian diplomat warns US against fueling tensions between nuclear states

Putin: Russian nationals accused of meddling with US election will never be extradited

Russian President said that Russian nationals accused of meddling with US presidential elections in 2016 weren't acting on behalf of the Russian authorities

No country capable of affecting US vote results — Putin

"It is hard to imagine any other side, even a country like Russia, of being able to seriously influence the election campaign and its results," Putin said

US hackers could be behind US presidential campaign leaks — Putin

"By some calculations it was convenient for them to release this information, so they released it, citing Russia," Putin said

Moscow hopes Washington will set up team for dialogue on cyber security

Mechanism of alerting on cyberattacks practically never used by US — spokesperson

Russia and the US have a special mechanism of alerting each other to cyberattacks coming out of the territories of either country

Putin issues directives to provide assistance to Siberian wildfire victims

Russian President also held telephone conversations with Irkutsk region Governor Sergei Levchenko and acting head of the Republic of Buryatia Alexei Tsidenov

US congressman says probe into Russia’s 'interference' in election no obstacle to dialogue

Earlier the US legislators announced an investigation into the alleged cyberattacks which Washington had been blaming on Moscow

Kremlin fed up with Senator McCain’s absurd accusations

Senator John McCain earlier assumed that WikiLeaks allegedly had links to Russia

Ex-NSA deputy director affirms Russia couldn’t have changed one single vote in US election

Chris Inglis noted that the US political system was to blame to some extent for such interference, describing it as "chaos"

Kremlin rejects reports on detained FSB officers’ complicity in hacker attacks on US

Moscow has many times rejected Washington’s attempts to accuse it of alleged hacker attacks on the US Democratic Party’s servers