Internal investigation by the Danish Defence Intelligence Service
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Dunhammer's findings were privately released in 2015, but led to no immediate repercussions among the FE, with collaborations between the FE and NSA continuing as normal.[9][10] In August 2020, Trine Bramsen who was recently appointed Danish minister of defence in June of the previous year was told of the operation, following which agency head Lars Findsen and three other officials were suspended.[7]
See also
Crypto AG, company owned by U.S. intel purportedly to spy on other countries
