British intelligence agencies have established surveillance of opponents of vaccination
The Observer reports that in the UK, intelligence agencies have established surveillance of opponents of coronavirus vaccination.
This was done on the basis of fears that the anti-vaccination movement would turn radical and become into extremism.
According to the publication, all data obtained as a result of the work of the special services is received by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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