Turkiyetoday Charges Filed Against Former Polish Intelligence Chiefs for Pegasus Spyware Use
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Two former heads of Polish intelligence agencies have been charged for their use of Israeli-made Pegasus spyware. Prosecutors allege that the surveillance tool may have compromised classified information, including materials designated as 'secret' or 'top-secret'. Each individual faces up to three years in prison for failing in their official duties.
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2026-02-25
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