More European diplomats are concerned that AfD has access to a confidential EU database.

The German party AfD raises concerns among German parliamentarians and European diplomats after gaining access to a parliamentary database containing thousands of confidential documents from the European Union. These documents include notes from ambassador meetings and information on geopolitical issues, raising suspicions that the information could end up in the hands of Moscow. Deputy Anton Hofreiter highlighted the risks of information leaks to Russia or China, thus influencing sensitive discussions within the EU. Concerns are heightened by recent accusations against Hungary, which allegedly transmitted confidential information to Moscow.

Although AfD denies the accusations, parliamentarians fear that the party could disclose sensitive information, including details about national defense and arms shipments to Ukraine. The Bundestag administration has implemented measures to protect information, including access restrictions for AfD personnel.