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Azerbaijan Denies Report of Link to German Spy Scandal

BAKU, Oct 7 - Azerbaijan on Wednesday denied a report that former German intelligence chief August Hanning, accused of buying secret documents and using them in an analysis for a foreign spy service, had been in contact with an agent from Azerbaijan. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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The news in the media referring to Azerbaijan in connection with the investigation of August Hanning, former head of the German Federal Intelligence Service (BND), is a disinformation and part of the recent slander campaign against the country by the Media and Broadcasting Council of Azerbaijan. "It is a matter of serious concern that unfounded allegations linking Azerbaijan to the above-mentioned investigation, originally circulated by the Germ…

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New details have emerged if it involves the former head of the German External Intelligence Service (BND), August Hanning. According to information published by Der Spiegel, investigators are investigating the suspicion that the former head of the German External Intelligence Service would have had links with an agent in Azerbaijan.

·Bucharest, Romania
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August Gunning was supposed to prepare an analysis based on secret information for a representative of the Azerbaijani intelligence service, the media found

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The German magazine Der Spiegel names Azerbaijan as the focus of a lawsuit against August Hanning, the former head of Germany's foreign intelligence service (BND).

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🚨 The situation in Germany is gaining new momentum! The former head of the BND, August Gunning, is suspected of espionage, and Azerbaijan denies its involvement in this high-profile scandal. 🇩🇪🤔 How will these events affect international relations?

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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