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Concerns over AfD access to state files due to Moscow ties in Germany
3 sourcesFirst reported 17 days agoUpdated 15 days ago
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- German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius expressed concerns about the far-right party AfD's access to classified state documents.
- He cited the party's close ties to Moscow and President Vladimir Putin as a significant risk.
- Pistorius stated that he intends to block the AfD's access to sensitive information to prevent potential leaks to Russia.
- These comments reflect growing unease within the German government regarding the AfD's influence and its implications for national security.
- The situation raises questions about the party's role in state governance and its effect on intelligence sharing.
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Politico Europe
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German defense chief opposes sharing intel with AfD ministers
Politico Europe· 16 days ago
center
Μπόρις Πιστόριους: «Μπλόκο» στην πρόσβαση του AfD σε κρατικά μυστικά λόγω των σχέσεών του με τον Πούτιν
Politis· 15 days ago
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Γερμανία: Ανησυχία για την πρόσβαση του AfD σε κρατικά αρχεία λόγω των δεσμών του με τη Μόσχα
iefimerida.gr· 17 days ago