12 Russians Accused of Hacking Democrats in 2016 US Election
12名俄羅斯人被指控大選期間侵入民主黨網(wǎng)絡
The United States Justice Department has announced charges against 12 Russian intelligence officers for hacking during the 2016 presidential campaign.
美國司法部宣布指控12名俄羅斯情報人員在2016年美國總統(tǒng)大選期間進行黑客攻擊。
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announced the charges Friday.
美國司法部副部長羅德·羅森斯坦(Rod Rosenstein)周五宣布了這些指控。
The legal action is part of the investigation of special counsel Robert Mueller. His team is investigating efforts by Russia to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election. That includes any links with the campaign of then candidate Donald Trump.
這一法律訟訴是特別檢察官羅伯特·穆勒(Robert Mueller)的調(diào)查的一部分。他的團隊正在調(diào)查俄羅斯干涉2016年美國大選所作的努力,其中包括與時任總統(tǒng)候選人川普競選活動的任何聯(lián)系。
The Russians are accused of breaking into the computer networks of several organizations of the Democratic Party to steal emails. The affected groups include the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton.
這些俄羅斯人被指控闖入幾家民主黨組織的計算機網(wǎng)絡盜取電子郵件。受影響的組織包括民主黨全國委員會、民主黨國會競選委員會以及希拉里的總統(tǒng)競選團隊。
The Russians also are accused of releasing stolen emails on the internet in the months before the election.
這些俄羅斯人還被指控在美國大選前的幾個月里在互聯(lián)網(wǎng)上公布了這些被盜的電子郵件。
"The internet allows foreign adversaries to attack Americans in new and unexpected ways," Rosenstein said.
羅森斯坦說:“互聯(lián)網(wǎng)使得外國對手可以用新的和意想不到的方式攻擊美國人。”
Before Friday, Mueller's group had charged 20 people and three companies in its investigation. They include four former Trump campaign and Trump administration aides.
周五之前,穆勒團隊在其調(diào)查中已經(jīng)指控了20名個人以及3家公司,其中包括4名川普的前競選人員和政府助理。
Meuller also has brought charges against 13 Russians or Russian groups. They are accused of taking part in a hidden but powerful social media campaign to influence public opinions in America before the November 2016 elections.
穆勒還對13名俄羅斯人或俄羅斯組織提起了指控。他們被指控在2016年11月大選之前參與了一項隱蔽但是影響巨大的社交媒體活動,試圖影響美國的公眾輿論。
Rosenstein said he had informed Trump about the charges.
羅森斯坦稱他已經(jīng)向川普通報了這些指控。
He said there was no evidence that the hacking changed any vote count. The charges said that no Americans were knowingly in communication with any of the Russian intelligence officers.
他說,沒有證據(jù)表明黑客改變了任何投票數(shù)。指控稱沒有任何美國人故意與任何俄羅斯情報人員進行溝通。
I'm Ashley Thompson.
阿什利·湯普森報道。
The United States Justice Department has announced charges against 12 Russian intelligence officers for hacking during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announced the charges Friday.
The legal action is part of the investigation of special counsel Robert Mueller. His team is investigating efforts by Russia to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election. That includes any links with the campaign of then candidate Donald Trump.
The Russians are accused of breaking into the computer networks of several organizations of the Democratic Party to steal emails. The affected groups include the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton.
The Russians also are accused of releasing stolen emails on the internet in the months before the election.
“The internet allows foreign adversaries to attack Americans in new and unexpected ways,” Rosenstein said.
Before Friday, Mueller’s group had charged 20 people and three companies in its investigation. They include four former Trump campaign and Trump administration aides.
Meuller also has brought charges against 13 Russians or Russian groups. They are accused of taking part in a hidden but powerful social media campaign to influence public opinions in America before the November 2016 elections.
Rosenstein said he had informed Trump about the charges.
He said there was no evidence that the hacking changed any vote count. The charges said that no Americans were knowingly in communication with any of the Russian intelligence officers.
I’m Ashley Thompson.
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Words in This Story
hacking –n. to secretly gain access to a computer network to get information or to cause damage
allow - v. to permit (something) : to regard or treat (something) as acceptable
adversaries –n. enemies or opponents