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German intel scandal escalates Britain fears exposure
The repercussions of the former German foreign intelligence chief, August Hanning, are expanding, as foreign intelligence agencies begin reviewing the information they shared with Germany over the past years, amid fears of exposing sources or agents. The British intelligence agency is examining the shared information with the German side, with a focus on protecting sources. It is suspected that Hanning illegally obtained around 2,000 secret documents from a former employee, and that some of this information may have been transferred abroad. Reports suggest that the case could be related to Azerbaijan, although there has been no official announcement from the prosecutor’s office regarding the involved state so far.
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