Extensive and detailed reporting of New York Times (one more) presents new dimensions of the wiretapping scandal in Greece.
So, according to the report in question, which is signed by three journalists, the Greek government admitted (after a related question from the American media) that it gave Intellexa licenses so that it could sell the software Predator in a third country.
The news, according to the newspaper, was confirmed by Alexandros Papaioannou, representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He also emphasized that a department of the Ministry issued two export licenses on November 15, 2021.
He also confirmed that the ministry's inspector general has begun an internal investigation following the reports.
This country, according to the report, is Madagascar, a country where all kinds of conflicts have taken place.
The Times also claims to have been informed of a business proposal filed by the company Intellexa in the Ukraine for selling software products. This proposal was rejected, as is typically reported.
The above reports of the New York newspaper, one of the most authoritative in the world, are of great interest. Intellexa is the company that allegedly markets Predator in the Greece.
Despite the fact that the revelations in the Greek and international press present it as such, the relevant control of its offices by the Greek authorities was characteristically delayed.
