August Hanning Spy Case: Nouripour Wants to Ban Intelligence Workers Consulting Jobs
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The accusations against August Hanning hit the secret service in the mark. At stake is the trust of the partner services, without whose indications Germany would be dangerously vulnerable.
An investigative judge decides today whether ex-BND President August Hanning will be detained for suspected espionage. Meanwhile, politicians from SPD and Greens are calling for tougher rules for post-jobs from high ex-secretary staff.
The arrest of former BND leader Hanning provides clear criticism in the Bundestag. Intelligence experts from several factions demand consequences.
Former BND chief Hanning is said to have resold secret information after his duty. The Greens demand consequences for secret service staff in view of suspicion of espionage: High officials should no longer be allowed to perform certain follow-up jobs.
Intelligence inspector Konstantin von Notz warns against the far-reaching consequences of the espionage affair around ex-BND President Hanning and demands that lobbying by ex-agents should finally be banned.
Straubinger Tagblatt [Newsroom] Straubing (ots) - The green intelligence controller Konstantin von Notz is in agreement: There is a need for rapid, complete investigation and an assessment of the damage. This is a matter of course. However, it also needs consequences for ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Straubinger Tagblatt, transmitted by news aktuell
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