Germany has accused Russia of an 'information war' after the head of the Luftwaffe purportedly spilled military secrets to Russia in a leaked recording.
Germany has accused Russia of an 'information war' after the head of the Luftwaffe purportedly spilled military secrets to Russia in a leaked recording. Russian media allegedly intercepted information discussed by air force head Lieutenant General Ingo Gerhartz discussing how UK forces were delivering Strom Shadow missiles to Ukraine.
It is part of an information war that Putin is waging."It is a hybrid disinformation attack. It is about division. It is about undermining our unity."The leak, which is claimed to be a 38-minute conversation, came amid Germany's decision over whether to supply Ukraine with cruise missiles."If we're asked about delivery methods. I know how the British do this," the Lieutenant General is claimed to have said on the purported call.
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