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Germany authorizes secret services to perform sabotage

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Briefings

A German law enacted on November 14, 2026, permits clandestine operations to counter Russian threats, with the Interior Minister justifying the measure against 'democracy enemies' both domestically and abroad.

Key points

• A new German law was enacted on November 14, 2026, allowing clandestine operations to combat Russian threats.
• The Interior Minister justified the measure by framing it as necessary to fight 'democracy enemies' both inside and outside the country.

Context

This legislation was passed in response to heightened security concerns regarding Russia, allowing the Interior Ministry to authorize secret actions under the new legal framework.

Limitations

The source provides no specific details on the scope of operations, number of authorized actions, or the specific types of targets targeted by the new law.

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