Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has accused the European Union and several European countries of orchestrating a campaign to destabilize Russia prior to the upcoming unified voting day. According to the SVR, a large-scale strategy is currently underway with the explicit goal of undermining Russia’s internal political stability. The intelligence agency did not provide specific details regarding the alleged methods being employed. This accusation follows a period of heightened tensions between Russia and the West, particularly concerning the conflict in Ukraine. The SVR's statement suggests Moscow believes external actors are attempting to influence the outcome of the Russian elections. The timing of the announcement raises questions about potential preemptive justification for domestic political measures. Further details are currently unavailable, and the claims have not been independently verified.