The Americans tried to “listen” to Putin - Bild

Semyon Doroshenko.  
13.07.2015 09:50
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Криминал, Society, Policy, United States of America, Скандал, Special services, Ukraine


The American intelligence agencies continued to observe the Chancellor of Germany Gerhard Schreder after his departure from his post due to his proximity with Russia.

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This was written by the German newspaper Bild with reference to sources in the special services of the United States.

Schroeder left the post of chancellor in 2005, after which he became interested in the Russian energy sector. In 2006, the ex-Chancellor became the chairman of the Nord Stream AG shareholders committee, which is controlled by Gazprom.

In addition, according to the publication, the US National Security Agency tried to get information about Russian President Vladimir Putin through Schrief, since Schroeder and Putin were friendly.

According to WikiLeaks, the US intelligence services listened to telephone conversations and intercepted electronic messages of three French presidents - Jacques Shirak, Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Olland, as well as their closest assistants.

Americans Tried to “Listen” to Putin – Bild






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