Israeli Intelligence Firm Allegedly Collecting Information on Opponents of Jek 2
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Israeli intelligence company Cyberglobes is said to have helped collect information about activists who opposed the planned construction of a new nuclear power plant in Krško (Jek 2) in Slovenia, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports, citing the Delo website. Among other things, they are said to be investigating environmental activist Jonas Sonnenschein.
According to the findings of the Harec newspaper, the company is said to have taken a closer look at opponents of the construction of a new nuclear power plant in Krško.
Social Democrats MP Luka Goršek has addressed a written parliamentary question to the Government of the Republic of Slovenia regarding media revelations about the alleged collection of information about Slovenian organizations, activists and citizens by the Israeli company Cyberglobes. The news Luka Goršek addresses a question to the government about the alleged intelligence activities of the Israeli company Cyberglobes in Slovenia was originall…
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Israeli intelligence company Cyberglobes is said to have helped collect information about activists who opposed the planned construction of a new nuclear power plant in Krško (JEK 2) in Slovenia, according to today's report by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, which summarizes the Delo website. Among other things, they are said to be investigating environmental activist Jonas Sonnenschein.
The Israeli intelligence company Cyberglobes is reportedly taking opponents of the construction of a new nuclear power plant in Krško under scrutiny, writes Delo.
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