Did Putin's spy hacked Liz Truss's
mobile phone..?
Liz Truss, who was recently sworn in as the
prime minister of
england, has suddenly resigned within a month and a half after taking office. After that, Rishi Sunak, a former finance
minister of
indian origin, has been sworn in as the
prime minister of England. In this situation, former
british prime minister Liz Truss's
mobile phone is suspected to be Russian President Putin's spy.
The alleged hacking by
people has caused quite a stir.Suspected Russian spies working for Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly hacked the
phone of former UK
prime minister Liz Truss when she was the country's foreign secretary. Liz Truss, as a published
minister, held friendly talks with
international countries and Putin's secret spies learned the secret details of that speech and passed it on to the Russian government. One of the world's leading newspapers reported.
Not only Liz Truss's smartphone but also her political ally Kwasi Kwarteng's
mobile phone was reportedly hacked. There has been a lot of uproar over the leak of several valuable messages spoken by former
prime minister Liz Truss over the past year. Liz Truss campaigned for the leadership of the Conservative
party when she was Foreign Secretary. It was only then that the hacking incident was discovered and she reportedly took security measures on her phone. It is said that she became the
prime minister of
england only after this incident and after becoming the
prime minister of
england she brought her
mobile phone under complete security. However, when she was the foreign
minister, it seems that several important pieces of data were hacked from her
mobile phone.
In particular, Liz Truss is said to have criticized former
prime minister Boris Johnson when speaking to
international leaders. She also had key discussions with foreign ministers of several
international countries about the ongoing
war in
ukraine and the alleged
arrest of Hague by Russian spies. Liz Truss's hacked
mobile phone is now under UK security, reports say.