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Polish PM Accuses Previous Government of Giving Israel Access to Pegasus Data
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused the previous government of allowing Israel access to data from the Pegasus spyware, which was used against opposition figures. A two-year parliamentary investigation found that Poland's prior administration paid $7.65 million for the Israeli-made spyware and deployed it against political opponents and legal officials.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused the previous government of granting Israel access to Pegasus spyware data.
- The Pegasus spyware was allegedly used to target opposition politicians and critics in Poland.
- A two-year parliamentary investigation into the surveillance system was completed.
- Poland's previous government reportedly paid $7.65 million for the Pegasus spyware.
- The spyware was used against opposition politicians and legal officials.
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