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Anti-Corruption Authority to investigate Cyprus black van surveillance case · Cyprus Report

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Anti-Corruption Authority to investigate Cyprus black van surveillance case

2 sourcesFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 14 days ago

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The Anti-Corruption Authority in Cyprus is set to investigate the "black van" surveillance case.
The case involves the activities of Israeli businessmen Tal Dilian and Avraam Shahak Avni.
Reports indicate that the investigation may uncover links with Cypriot officials.
This development comes amidst growing scrutiny over illegal surveillance practices in the region.
The inquiry aims to address concerns regarding the legality of the surveillance operations.

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The Anti-Corruption Authority in Cyprus is set to investigate the "black van" surveillance case.
The case involves the activities of Israeli businessmen Tal Dilian and Avraam Shahak Avni.
Reports indicate that the investigation may uncover links with Cypriot officials.
This development comes amidst growing scrutiny over illegal surveillance practices in the region.
The inquiry aims to address concerns regarding the legality of the surveillance operations.

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