media.gov.az Azerbaijan Denies Links to BND Investigation Amid Disinformation Claims
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- •Azerbaijan's Media Council denies disinformation linking it to a BND investigation.
- •Claims originated from German media and were spread by multiple international outlets.
- •The Council urges media to adhere to professional journalism standards.
The Media and Broadcasting Council of Azerbaijan has issued a statement rejecting reports linking the country to an investigation involving August Hanning, former head of Germany's BND. The Council labeled these reports as disinformation and part of a smear campaign against Azerbaijan. Allegations initially surfaced from Germany's Der Spiegel and were subsequently reported by several international outlets, including Reuters and AFP. The Council expressed concern over the presentation of these unfounded claims as facts, emphasizing the potential damage to Azerbaijan-Germany relations. They condemned the disinformation efforts and called for adherence to professional journalism standards. No specific attack methods or cyber incidents were reported in relation to this situation.
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