A Serbian prosecutor leading an investigation into allegations that authorities facilitated a controversial real estate project for the Trump family has reportedly been targeted with sophisticated spyware, according to technical analysis. The incident raises concerns about potential efforts to obstruct the case, which critics argue exposes a "pay to play" scheme linking business deals to political influence. If confirmed, the hacking attempt would mark an escalation in attempts to undermine what may be the first legal challenge tied to the Trump family’s global financial activities. The development underscores growing tensions between transparency efforts and what opponents describe as an authoritarian crackdown.
Apparent attempt to hack Rade Bajić’s iPhone comes amid efforts to undermine landmark criminal caseA Serbian prosecutor who investigated the authorities’ allegedly illegal scheme to help the Trumps build a tower in Belgrade has been targeted with advanced spyware, expert analysis indicates.The finding suggests a disturbing new element in the authoritarian Serbian regime’s campaign to undermine what is believed to be the first criminal case related to global moneymaking drive of the US president’s family, which critics describe as a “pay to play” scheme trading the Trump administration’s favour for business opportunities. Continue reading...
