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原文原文 / Original TextNIMBA COUNTY — Nimba County Senator Samuel G. Kogar has condemned the circulation of images purportedly generated or manipulated with artificial intelligence to ridicule Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, amid continuing controversy over reports surrounding the Vice President's experience at Brussels Airport.
Kogar described the circulation of the images as an unacceptable development in Liberia's political discourse and urged those sharing them to stop.
"I strongly condemn the growing practice of creating and circulating AI-generated or manipulated images that portray our national leaders in humiliating and degrading situations," Kogar said.
His comments come amid public debate over reports that Koung underwent security screening while transiting through Brussels Airport.
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An eyewitness account circulating in Liberian media alleged that the Vice President was subjected to heightened screening, including being asked to lift his shirt. However, those claims have not been independently corroborated by Brussels Airport authorities or Belgian officials.
Koung has disputed aspects of the reports, saying he deliberately used the regular passenger route through the airport to visit duty-free shops.
"No shoes, no jacket was removed," the Vice President said in response to claims surrounding the incident.
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