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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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