US EditionGermany Indicts American Ex-Defense Contractor Over Alleged Offers of US Military Secrets to China
Martin D., charged with espionage in Germany, allegedly contacted Chinese intelligence in summer 2024 offering sensitive U.S. military information but transferred no data, prosecutors said.
- An American man who worked at a U.S. military facility in Germany was indicted on espionage charges for allegedly offering to supply sensitive information to China.
- The suspect, identified only as Martin D., was arrested in Frankfurt in early November and charged with willingness to engage in espionage for a foreign intelligence service.
- German media reported that the suspect apparently didn't manage to transfer any data to Chinese authorities before his arrest.
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Man Indicted After Offering To Sell Sensitive US Military Info To China - American Liberty News
German prosecutors announced Monday that an American citizen who worked for a U.S. military facility in Germany has been indicted on espionage-related charges, after allegedly offering sensitive military information to China. The suspect, identified only as Martin D. under Germany’s strict privacy rules, was taken into custody in Frankfurt last November. According to federal prosecutors, […] The post Man Indicted After Offering To Sell Sensitive…
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The Maine WireGermany Charges US Citizen For Offering Military Secrets To China
German prosecutors on Monday announced that they had charged a U.S. citizen with allegedly attempting to provide sensitive military information to China.
An American allegedly offered himself as an agent to China and collected sensitive information at a US base in Germany. He was arrested in Frankfurt and is now set to face trial.
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