NEW YORK (Reuters) -A dual national of the United States and Russia has been charged with acting illegally as an agent of the Russian government, fede.
Federal prosecutors unsealed charges Tuesday against a woman who ran what they called a "Russian propaganda center" in New York, trying to inject Moscow's viewpoint into American politics.
A dual national of the United States and Russia who ran an "I Love Russia" influence campaign has been charged with acting illegally as an unregistered agent of the Russian government, federal prosecutors in New York said on Tuesday.
Federal authorities say they've charged a woman who has Russian and U.S. citizenships with subverting laws requiring foreign agents to register with the U.S. government
A woman with dual U.S. and Russian citizenship has been illegally acting as a foreign agent of the Russian government, federal prosecutors said Tuesday, claiming that she "corresponded with [Russian President Vladimir] Putin himself" while working to advance Russian interests in the U.S.