DHAKA: Germany has expelled the US intelligence station chief in Berlin Thursday over alleged spying by Washington.
The government said in a highly unusual move among close NATO allies, reports The Straits Times.
‘The representative of the US intelligence services at the embassy of the United States of America has been told to leave Germany,’ government spokesman Steffen Seibert said in a statement.
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