Russia, a state-actor, coordinated an cyber-attack on an American political party. The results of that attack (which weren't particular interesting) are secondary to the attack itself.
The Russians are "to blame" because they're the ones who committed the action.
Russia, a state-actor, coordinated an cyber-attack on an American political party. The results of that attack (which weren't particular interesting) are secondary to the attack itself.
The Russians are "to blame" because they're the ones who committed the action.