NSA had over 300 reports on German Chancellor.
Claims a German newspaper A German Weekly, Der Spiegel, reported on Saturday that it has a documented proof, citing Snowden, that US security agency, NSA, amassed more than 300 reports on German Chancellor Angela Merkel. On its website, Der Spiegel, wrote that Merkel had been in the list of about 122 countries’ heads who the NSA had been spying on since 2009.
Der Spiegel further said it had seen documents showing the more than 300 reports on Merkel along with the presidents of Peru, Somalia and Belarus. The report can also serve an important proof for the German judiciary to look into the case of espionage.
It is worth remaining here that relations between USA and Germany were quite strained in Oct 2013 by the Snowden disclosure, in which he told that NSA had been spying on Merkel for several years. However, tensions were mitigated between the two countries after Obama assured Merkel of reforms in US security policy.
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