Russia on Tuesday accused the United States of preparing a "revolution" in the ex-Soviet state of Moldova ahead of a November election, accusing Washington of similar interference in Belarus and Kyrgyzstan. "Now we are seeing clearly that the Americans are preparing a 'revolution' scenario in Moldova", where pro-Moscow President Igor Dodon is seeking re-election in the November ballot, the head of Russian's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Sergei Naryshkin said in a statement. Russia has been repeatedly accused of seeking to disrupt the 2016 US elections that brought Donald Trump to power. The US said Monday six members of Russian military intelligence agency have been charged over global cyberattacks, including an attempt to disrupt the 2017 French elections. sjw/jbr/pma