Germany Wants to Restrict Saxony-Anhalt’s Access to Classified Information on Russia After AfD Election Win
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Alarmed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the German military has drawn up a 1,000-page plan for how to respond to another Russian attack in Eastern Europe in 2024. The heads of Germany's 16 states are among the officials who have access to the classified document, informally known as "Oplan."
While AfD is on the verge of gaining power in the Land of Saxony-Anhalt, the federal authorities plan to limit access to information
Under the conditions in which the Alternative Party for Germany (AfD) is close to taking power in a German land, federal officials intend to limit access to classified information, including what is known as the "Oplan, a huge document on the country's reaction to Russia's attack on Europe," writes The New York Times.
Germany Moves to Block Far Right From Sensitive War Plans
Germany is quietly drawing up a plan to keep a laughing far-right party away from some of its most sensitive secrets. Berlin is preparing to block Alternative for Germany (AfD) from accessing a classified 1,000-page military blueprint for responding to a potential Russian attack, along with other Russia
Merz's revenge: Saxony-Anhalt to be deprived of intelligence due to AfD victory
The German federal government is preparing measures to restrict the Alternative for Germany (AfD)'s access to classified intelligence. This is intended to be implemented if the party comes to power in Saxony-Anhalt. This is reported by German media...
The German Federal Government is preparing measures to limit access to classified intelligence, "Alternative for Germany" (AdG), in the event that the party takes power in Saxony-Anhalt, which is reported by the German media with reference to sources in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Defence.
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