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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Athens: Greece's main opposition leader Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday called for a no-confidence vote in the government over a long-running wiretap scandal which he alleged the sitting premier had personally masterminded.

The leftist former prime minister told parliament that current Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was the \"mastermind and chief behind this criminal network\", after revealing that a minister and five top defence officials had been under state surveillance.

The no-confidence vote, which the government has enough support to survive in parliament, is due to be held on Friday.

In a rousing speech, Tsipras said he had proof of state surveillance from Greece's communications watchdog ADAE, which recently carried out an audit at the country's telecoms operators<\/a>.

The ex-PM said ADAE's chairman Christos Rammos had informed him on Tuesday that Greece's former energy minister, its head of staff, army chief, former national security advisor and two officials involved with arms procurement had been under surveillance by state intelligence agency EYP.

Tsipras said Mitsotakis had \"consciously lied\" for six months and had \"thrown the entire weight of his authority\" to prevent the truth from coming out.

He said state officials had \"hounded\" investigative reporters who sought to uncover the scandal, and had also tried to \"bully\" Rammos into silence.

The scandal emerged in July when
Nikos Androulakis<\/a>, MEP and leader of the Greek socialist party (Pasok-Kinal), took legal action against an attempt to infiltrate his mobile phone<\/a> using illegal spyware known as Predator<\/a>.

After the revelation, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis admitted that state intelligence had monitored Androulakis, without disclosing the reason, but flatly denied authorities used Predator.

The government has strongly denied news reports that dozens of prominent Greeks were under surveillance via Predator, including former premier Antonis Samaras, several serving cabinet ministers, military chiefs, media owners and journalists.

A judicial investigation and a parliamentary inquiry have so far shed no light on the matter.

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希腊反对党呼吁在窃听不信任投票

左翼前总理告诉议会,现任总理Kyriakos Mitsotakis是“这背后主谋和首席犯罪网络”,揭示后,部长和五大国防官员一直在surveillan状态

  • 更新2023年1月25日08:36点坚持
雅典,希腊主要反对党领袖Alexis Tsipras周三呼吁政府在长期的不信任投票窃听丑闻,他所谓的现任总理亲自策划。

左翼前总理告诉议会,现任总理Kyriakos Mitsotakis是“这背后主谋和首席犯罪网络”,揭示后,部长和五大国防官员一直在状态监测。

不信任投票,政府有足够的生存在议会的支持,将在周五举行。

在一个激动人心的演讲,齐说他从希腊状态监测通信监管机构证明手斧,最近进行了一项审计的电信运营商

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钱超说手斧董事长Christos Rammos周二通知他,希腊的前能源部长,主管人员,陆军参谋长,前国家安全顾问和两名官员参与武器采购已被国家情报机构监视EYP。

齐说Mitsotakis“有意识地撒谎”六个月,“扔他的权威的整个重量”阻止真相出来。

他说政府官员“逼迫”调查记者试图揭露丑闻,也试图“欺负”Rammos保持沉默。

丑闻出现在7月份Nikos Androulakis、议员和希腊社会党领导人(Pasok-Kinal),采取法律行动反对试图渗透到他的移动电话使用非法间谍软件被称为捕食者

启示后,总理Kyriakos Mitsotakis承认国家情报监控Androulakis,没有透露原因,但断然否认当局捕食者使用。

政府强烈否认新闻报道,数十名著名的希腊人通过捕食者进行监测,包括前总理乐动扑克萨马拉斯,几个内阁部长,军事首领,媒体所有者和记者。

司法调查和议会调查迄今没有光的物质。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Athens: Greece's main opposition leader Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday called for a no-confidence vote in the government over a long-running wiretap scandal which he alleged the sitting premier had personally masterminded.

The leftist former prime minister told parliament that current Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was the \"mastermind and chief behind this criminal network\", after revealing that a minister and five top defence officials had been under state surveillance.

The no-confidence vote, which the government has enough support to survive in parliament, is due to be held on Friday.

In a rousing speech, Tsipras said he had proof of state surveillance from Greece's communications watchdog ADAE, which recently carried out an audit at the country's telecoms operators<\/a>.

The ex-PM said ADAE's chairman Christos Rammos had informed him on Tuesday that Greece's former energy minister, its head of staff, army chief, former national security advisor and two officials involved with arms procurement had been under surveillance by state intelligence agency EYP.

Tsipras said Mitsotakis had \"consciously lied\" for six months and had \"thrown the entire weight of his authority\" to prevent the truth from coming out.

He said state officials had \"hounded\" investigative reporters who sought to uncover the scandal, and had also tried to \"bully\" Rammos into silence.

The scandal emerged in July when
Nikos Androulakis<\/a>, MEP and leader of the Greek socialist party (Pasok-Kinal), took legal action against an attempt to infiltrate his mobile phone<\/a> using illegal spyware known as Predator<\/a>.

After the revelation, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis admitted that state intelligence had monitored Androulakis, without disclosing the reason, but flatly denied authorities used Predator.

The government has strongly denied news reports that dozens of prominent Greeks were under surveillance via Predator, including former premier Antonis Samaras, several serving cabinet ministers, military chiefs, media owners and journalists.

A judicial investigation and a parliamentary inquiry have so far shed no light on the matter.

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