Overview
- One suspect remains in custody while the other is on home bail with an ankle monitor, with a closed hearing expected within two weeks.
- Authorities said the case concerns suspected government-sponsored interference following a reported tip from intelligence service AIVD.
- Investigators executed searches and seized electronic equipment, with local reports saying one boy was arrested while doing his homework.
- Local media reported sightings near the Europol and Eurojust headquarters and the Canadian embassy as the device allegedly mapped nearby Wi-Fi activity.
- Prime Minister Dick Schoof described the episode as part of Russia’s hybrid attacks on Europe and warned about the exploitation of minors.