Germany Wants to Restrict Saxony-Anhalt’s Access to Classified Information on Russia After AfD Election Win
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If he could settle in Saxony-Anhalt, the far-right party would have access to intelligence information and confidential military plans.
Germany wants to restrict Saxony-Anhalt’s access to classified information on Russia after AfD election win
German authorities are preparing to restrict Saxony-Anhalt’s access to sensitive intelligence data after the AfD’s victory in the state election, fearing that classified information could reach Moscow, according to 17 German and foreign officials who spoke to The New York Times.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Yong-rae = The German federal government [allowed] a pro-Russian far-right party access to and viewing of military operation plans assuming a Russian invasion of Eastern Europe...
The federal government should no longer want to provide intelligence information about Russia to a possible AfD state government in Magdeburg. This is shown by research from WirtschaftsWoche and the New York Times.
The German government, led by Chancellor Friedrich Mertz, is preparing to restrict the access of members of the far-right Alternative for Germany party to secret military plans.
The German government can cut off the regions where the Alternative for Germany wins" (AdG/AfD) from access to these silves under the pretext of fear of diversion to Russia, states the American newspaper The New York Times with reference to "three high-ranking officials familiar with the discussions" and "an additional 14 people."
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