Menu group is making an welcome to the program. European leaders have been walking back suggestions by the french president and manually. My call that you were a pin Ground Troops could be deployed in ukraine at a conference of european leaders back in ukraine. Mccall said, quote, nothing could be ruled out of the kremlin, has warned. The sending west and Ground Troops would mark a dangerous escalation. The drum and trunk flo will, im sure it is one of several european leaders now down playing the idea beyond the traditional double. But this good kid we obviously discussed, we used to arrange for the support of this type of data by its not enough for a very good debate. We decided that what was agreed from the outset does, does also applies to the future and conflict on the physically for miss. Namely that there will be no Ground Troops and meet us as kind. The no soldiers on ukrainian, sorry to stop and ill send there. But you be in countries that are need, those dates in some stop in
The Dutch Supreme Court has upheld the use of intercepted messages from an encrypted phone network, EncroChat, in a criminal conviction. In a ruling yesterday, the court found that it was bound by the principle of mutual trust to accept that EncroChat evidence was gathered by French police lawfully under French law. The Supreme Court’s ruling is in line with a preliminary decision by the courts’ Advocate General in September which found that the conviction should be upheld. It follows complaints from the defendant’s lawyers that EncroChat evidence could not lawfully be used as evidence in criminal cases under Dutch law. Defence lawyers argued during the case that Dutch prosecutors should disclose the extent of Dutch involvement in a hacking operation against EncroChat, which was overseen by a Dutch and French Joint Investigation Team (JIT).
An operation by French and Dutch police to hack EncroChat, an encrypted phone network used by organised criminals, has led to more than 6,500 arrests world-wide and the seizure of nearly €900 million following three years of investigation. Investigators intercepted, analysed, and shared over 115 million supposedly encrypted text messages and photographs sent by users of EncroChat, with police forces in multiple countries disrupting organised drug gangs across Europe. The operation led to the discovery of organised crime groups offering “crime as a service” including kidnapping, extortion, assassination and in some cases torture, prosecutors revealed at a press conference today. It has led to the seizure of more than 100 tonnes of cocaine, 160 tonnes of cannabis, 3 tonnes of heroin, and the seizure of over 900 weapons and over 21,000 rounds of ammunition. Europol worked with partner countries to identify messages that indicated a threat to life (TTL) which were provided
The Selection Commission for selecting new members of the High Qualifications Commission of Judges of Ukraine has begun its preparatory work. Ukrinform.