Russia has leveled accusations against Ukraine, claiming the country is involved in ‘terrorist activities’ to interfere with its upcoming presidential election. The election, already overshadowed by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, has seen former President Dmitry Medvedev denounce protesters as ‘traitors’ for their alleged sabotage of voting booths. As tensions escalate, warnings of severe repercussions have been issued, along with declarations of support for armed groups that oppose the Kremlin. This latest development underscores the deepening rift between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides engaging in a war of words amid fears of further destabilization in the region.