The concern of British secret services after the disaster involving August Hanning
British intelligence services are checking whether secret information or agents were compromised in the espionage scandal involving former BND President August Hanning and his former office manager Manfred D. Hanning is accused of having illegally obtained thousands of secret documents over the years and selling them to a foreign power. British and US services want to carry out a systematic review of all sensitive information shared with the BND in order to protect sources. The arrests took place on Tuesday on suspicion of espionage and treason.







