European politics is shocked: inaccessible, unforgivable

According to Reuters on the 17th, a spokesman for the speaker of the European Parliament said in the EU's latest monitoring scandal that the European Parliament will cooperate with the Greek authorities to investigate the "irreparable and unforgivable" national spy in Greece's EU members of Greece Activity.

According to previous reports, the EU member named Nicotus Andrewrakis received a notice from the European Parliament in early August, saying that someone attempted to use spy software to invade his mobile phone. Subsequently, he learned from the Greek National Intelligence Agency (EYP) that within 3 months last year, the Greek authorities had been listening to his mobile phone -at the time he was running for the leadership of his party. The Associated Press said that Andrewlakis said: "I never thought that the Greek government would monitor me in the darkest approach."

The Greek President also called on the investigation of the national intelligence agency to listen to the incident of the third largest party leader of the Greek Parliament and the European parliament member Nicos Andrewrakis.

Yuri Las, a spokesperson for the speaker of the European Parliament Speaker, said: "The behavior of illegal surveillance members' communication is irreversible and unforgivable, no matter which member country is in."

The report pointed out that there is already a committee in the European Parliament that is responsible for investigating the use of the "Pegasus" software in 27 EU countries. The "Pegasus" software scandal shaking other EU countries including France and Poland last year.

The spokesman said that Mecuora also hoped that the committee would also review the case of Greece to prepare for such illegal behavior in the EU in the future. The European Parliament has received a preliminary request for providing information from the Greek authorities and will share the survey results in the "next few days".

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