🇬🇧🇺🇸🇩🇪⚡️ — British and U.S. intelligence agencies are reviewing whether their classified information or human sources were compromised in Germany’s major espionage scandal involving former BND chief August Hanning and senior official Manfred D, The Telegraph reports.

German sources said some material came from foreign intelligence partners, raising concerns that British and U.S. intelligence, including agents and informants, could have been exposed.

MI6, GCHQ and several U.S. agencies are reviewing sensitive information shared with European allies, focusing on protecting potentially compromised sources.