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Serbia Denies Spyware Attacks on Activists as EU Warns

Serbian authorities have denied allegations of using spyware against student protesters and activists, while the European Union warned that such actions would be unacceptable if confirmed.

3 Sept, 15:54 — 3 Sept, 15:54
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Serbian Authorities Deny Spyware Attacks on Student Protesters, Activists

Serbia's intelligence agency and President Aleksandar Vucic dismiss claims that student activists and government critics have been targeted with spyware attacks, calling the allegation 'trivial sensationalism'.

By Katarina Baletic

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n1-serbia3 Sept, 14:57First to report

EU upozorava Srbiju: Špijuniranje političkih protivnika, ako se potvrdi, neprihvatljivo

balkan-insight3 Sept, 15:54

Serbian Authorities Deny Spyware Attacks on Student Protesters, Activists

danas3 Sept, 16:33Latest update

Član Kongresa SAD Džo Vilson o Srbiji – o špijuniranju aktivista, izborima i uticaju Rusije

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