Pegasus spyware found on Serbian officials' phones; institutions silent
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A journalist in Serbia claims Pegasus spyware was found on their phone, framing it as an attempt to suppress critical reporting and public action. The claim is unverified and part of a broader pattern of alleged surveillance of journalists in the region. This raises concerns about press freedom and state surveillance in Serbia.
Multiple prominent Serbian critics, including the Belgrade University Rector and a prosecutor investigating a Trump-linked project, were targeted with advanced spyware, specifically Pegasus, weeks before parliamentary elections. This indicates state-sponsored surveillance against dissenting voices and judicial independence, with high confidence in the targeting but medium confidence in specific state attribution.
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