Saudi Arabia and UAE deny Pegasus spyware allegations ...Kuwait

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have dismissed allegations they used Israeli-supplied Pegasus malware to spy on journalists and human rights activists. A statement by the UAE's foreign ministry on Thursday said "allegations ... claiming that the UAE is amongst a number of countries accused of alleged surveillance targeting journalists and individuals have no evidentiary basis". Such allegations "are categorically false", it added. Saudi Arabia's official SPA news agency reported late on Wednesday that "a Saudi official denied the recent allegations reported in media outlets that an entity in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia used software to monitor phone calls".

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