US Congressman Joe Wilson has strongly condemned the alleged use of invasive spyware by the Serbian government under President Vučić to monitor its citizens. Wilson deemed the reported surveillance “unacceptable,” raising serious concerns about the erosion of privacy and democratic principles within Serbia. The congressman’s statement follows reports detailing the government's potential acquisition and deployment of such technology. This action is likely to strain relations between the United States and Serbia, particularly regarding support for democratic reforms. Wilson’s criticism highlights growing international scrutiny of governments employing intrusive surveillance tactics. Further investigation and accountability are expected to be demanded by US officials. The situation raises questions about the protection of civil liberties and the rule of law in Serbia.