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Trump Claims Election Security Flaws, Alleges Chinese Interference in 2020 Vote

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Former President Donald Trump has alleged the existence of serious vulnerabilities in US election security ahead of the midterm elections. He directly accused China of interfering in the 2020 presidential election, a claim that contradicts previous assessments by US intelligence agencies. American intelligence findings had not attributed significant foreign electoral interference to China in 2020. Trump's remarks have reignited debate over election integrity and the reliability of official intelligence conclusions.

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