American intelligence agencies warned German intelligence After the arrest of the former head of the BND (German Foreign Intelligence Service - editor) August Henning, the United States informed Germany that it was examining cooperation with this service. Daily News, WDR, NDR and Süddeutsche Zeitung write about it. In urgent cases, such as when there is a threat of terrorist attacks, the information will continue to be shared. Hanning is suspected of receiving secret documents through his former chief of staff, Manfred D., for about 12 years and on at least one occasion in an attempt to pass information to foreign agencies. Henning's lawyer denies the allegations. Officially, the cooperation is proceeding as usual; Only a few meetings were postponed. But some BND employees say the volume and quality of information from the United States has already declined. For Germany, which has depended on American data for decades, this could spell disaster. news. up to a maximum.

American intelligence agencies warned German intelligence After the arrest of the former head of the BND (German Foreign Intelligence Service - editor) August Henning, the United States informed Germany that it was examining cooperation with this service. Daily News, WDR, NDR and Süddeutsche Zeitung write about it. In urgent cases, such as when there is a threat of terrorist attacks, the information will continue to be shared. Hanning is suspected of receiving secret documents through his former chief of staff, Manfred D., for about 12 years and on at least one occasion in an attempt to pass information to foreign agencies. Henning's lawyer denies the allegations. Officially, the cooperation is proceeding as usual; Only a few meetings were postponed. But some BND employees say the volume and quality of information from the United States has already declined. For Germany, which has depended on American data for decades, this could spell disaster. news. up to a maximum.