Autorităţile germane se tem că extremiştii ar putea divulga secrete Rusiei, după victoria acestora în alegeri

German authorities are concerned that far-right and far-left parties gaining power could compromise state secrets, particularly regarding Russia and organized crime. The recent electoral successes of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) and Die Linke have prompted discussions about restricting access to sensitive information. Security officials fear that if these parties gain control, confidential data might be leaked to Russia or criminal groups. The AfD denies allegations of ties to Putin and claims to seek peace. Meanwhile, Die Linke rejects associations with organized crime. Security agencies are considering measures to limit information sharing, although they acknowledge the need to maintain some level of communication due to potential threats.