Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis used intelligence agencies to spy on dozens of people, including potential political opponents, ministers, journalists and prominent businessmen, the Documento newspaper reported.

According to the newspaper, Mitsotakis list includes the names of 33 people who were wiretapped under the pretext of national security.

No one would believe that some private individuals would decide to wiretap the former prime minister, government ministers and the Minister of Citizens' Protection himself, violating all notions of state security, the newspaper writes and holds Mitsotakis fully responsible.

In addition, Documento states that the surveillance was carried out with the help of the Predator malware.

Documento asked the politicians on the "list" for comments. Most of them said that this was the first time they had heard that they had been bugged, and they had no evidence of it.