Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras requests investigation into Predator spyware surveillance

Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has officially filed a request with the Prosecutor of the Supreme Court to investigate his alleged surveillance by Predator spyware. In his filing, Samaras claims that he has been a personal target of the illegal software. He asserts that he has repeatedly raised this issue in public and from the floor of the Greek Parliament, seeking answers from the current government. The former Prime Minister argues that the lack of official response and the persistence of the case undermine national security, institutional functionality, and fundamental rights. He emphasizes the risks posed by such clandestine mechanisms within Greece, particularly amidst current geopolitical instability. The submission follows months of public discourse where Samaras has consistently demanded transparency regarding the matter. The request formally initiates a legal process aimed at uncovering the circumstances behind the surveillance and preventing further cover-ups.