“Intelligence agencies have warned parliamentarians (…) to protect themselves – keep computer screens away from windows, stop using easier-to-listen wireless devices and close curtains during meetings,” he said. the American publication. A former aide to former German Chancellor Angela Merkel told the New York Times that members of her team practiced guessing the number of supposedly potential spies in the Russian diplomatic mission.
The newspaper also cites analysts who recommend moving German officials away from the Russian Embassy and further tightening their IT security. At the same time, earlier in Germany, for some reason, they calmly “swallowed” the resounding information that the American intelligence services were listening to the same Merkel and the current German President, Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
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