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Haddad denies Morocco phone hacking claims
Hassan Haddad, a Moroccan academic and politician, rejected exaggerated conclusions linking Morocco to hacking the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's phone using the Pegasus Pegasus software. He confirmed that the published data is insufficient to establish the responsibility of Moroccan institutions or a specific security official. He pointed out that investigations suggesting potential use of the software by a Moroccan individual contain unsubstantiated information and inconsistencies in dates and roles. Additionally, he denied that the person in question was responsible for the databases or the phone's content, noting that the evidence is not enough to definitively connect the user to the operations attributed to Morocco. He also emphasized that the Spanish judicial investigation only indicated that the phone was compromised, without identifying the attacker. Haddad reiterated that the majority of the records in the database belong to non-intelligence personnel, and that proving the accuracy of the claims requires independent technical evidence. He warned against relying solely on multiple media sources without confirmed evidence.
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