Summary of the Work of the Pegasus Investigative Committee
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Magdalena Sroka, Chairman of the Investigative Committee of the Polish Parliament, announced that she had sent notifications of crimes against 11 former law enforcement chiefs due to the use of Israeli Pegasus spyware. The Commission of Inquiry of the Polish Parliament revealed violations in the use of Israeli Pegasus software. Magdalena Sroka, Chairman of the Commission, spoke about this, RIA Novosti reports. “The Commission sent notifications …
After three years, the Pegasus Investigative Committee concludes its work with a report and notifications to the prosecutor's office. The reports concern, among others, Zbigniew Ziobro, Mariusz Kamiński, and Michał Woś.
The Pegasus Investigative Committee has filed criminal complaints against 11 individuals, summarized committee chairwoman Magdalena Sroka. These individuals include former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro and former Deputy Minister in the same ministry, Michał Woś.
The Pegasus system operated without the required IT security accreditation, and the data it obtained left Polish territory, emphasized Magdalena Sroka, head of the Pegasus Investigative Committee. In total, the committee filed 10 reports with the prosecutor's office.
The Pegasus software case is back. "Charges have already been brought against seven people," said Jacek Dobrzyński, spokesman for the Minister-Coordinator of Special Services.
On October 12th, the parliamentary inquiry committee into Pegasus will release the public portion of its report. The 700-page document is expected to include findings regarding the purchase, financing, legality, and security of the system, among other things. As previously announced, the report includes new names of politicians, but not only that.
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