The Secret Service has requested from the government a budget for buying
surveillance equipment that would be able to intercept communications
on Viber and Whatsapp.
Although the National Security Commission supports the request, the government have not answered when they discussed the budget 2017.
Democratic Party MPs in the opposition complained about the delay, and said that the government is trying to imply there is a conflict between the government and the Secret Service, but they claim it is untrue.
Helidon Bendo, vice Chief of the Secret Service, arrived at the National Security Commission and said that these funds will also be used for operative spending.
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