So much so, the European Union is regularly checking devices.
Investigations into spyware should now “involve a check of the phones of all politicians and top level officials,” Sophie in ’t Veld, the chairwoman of the European Parliament’s special committee on spyware, wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.
“To get a full picture of the spying activity by governments.”Greece has now vaulted to the top of the worry list.
Allies of Mr. Mitsotakis, a staunch defender of Ukraine, have argued that the scandal is not just a threat to Greek stability, but to the common cause against Russia.
While he stressed he was not blaming Russia for the hacking, he added that Russia had exerted influence in Greece before, “So if they did it in the past.
Persons:
” Sophie, “, Mitsotakis, Putin, ”, Adonis Georgiadis
Organizations:
European Union, Twitter, Democracy
Locations:
Europe, ’, Greece, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey