Pakistan spied on German officers in Afghanistan: Paper

Report says Pakistan had spied on 180 German police officers deployed in Afghanistan to train locals.


Reuters October 31, 2011

BERLIN: Pakistan’s secret service spied on German security forces in Afghanistan, raising fears that sensitive information could end up in the hands of the Taliban, a German paper reported on Sunday.  

Without citing its sources, mass-selling weekly Bild am Sonntag reported that Germany’s BND foreign intelligence agency warned its interior ministry that Pakistan had spied on 180 German police officers deployed in Afghanistan to train locals.

The interior ministry told Reuters that the BND suspected a German email had been intercepted but could not give confirmation. The ministry added it was not aware of any comprehensive interception of German police data.

Pakistan’s interior and foreign ministries and military were unavailable for comment.

Bild am Sonntag said private telephone calls, messages to the ministry, military mission orders and lists of police officer names had been intercepted.

The BND declined to comment on the report.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 31st,  2011.

COMMENTS (56)

ali | 12 years ago | Reply

ISI out of control ? you people are so naive how much control does Obama have of CIA ?

you know the entire Bay of Pigs Operation in America was carried out with Kennedy knowing a Single Thing or that in the 70s at least 5 Govt where overthrown in Latin america by the CIA with out any presidential input

ISI is firmly under control of Pakistan Army Whilst CIA is under control of Zionist and Lobbyist controlled Politicians

Ashraf P | 12 years ago | Reply

@Khatti Chousney: Would you care to tell us what their successes were in all these years?

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