Serbia Denies Spyware Targeting of Student Activists, Calls Claims Sensationalism

Serbian intelligence and President Vucic publicly rejected allegations that student protesters and government critics were targeted with spyware, dismissing them as 'trivial sensationalism.' The denial follows unspecified claims of surveillance, but no independent verification is provided. This matters as it signals potential state surveillance of dissent in Serbia, though the denial itself is a political statement rather than a technical refutation.