عربية – DW
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The arrest of August Hanning, the former head of Germany’s foreign intelligence service, on allegations of possessing sensitive documents and attempting to pass classified information to foreign entities has raised concerns about security cooperation between Berlin and Washington. His defense team denies the allegations. U.S. agencies have warned that they may review the level of cooperation, while affirming that information on urgent threats will continue to be shared. German staff have reported a decline in both the volume and quality of information exchanged, despite officials’ statements that cooperation is continuing. German authorities are continuing their investigation after seizing and examining hundreds of additional documents to determine the extent of the leak and identify shortcomings in the protection of secrets.
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