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A NATO member has elected to cut some of its intel sharing with the US.
According to the Dutch outlet de Volkskrant, “The Dutch intelligence services AIVD and MIVD have started sharing less information with their American partners.” MIVD Director Peter Reesink said, “That we sometimes no longer tell certain things, that’s true.”
Reesink and AIVD Director-General Erik Akerboom explained that the intelligence sharing was curtailed over concerns of President Donald Trump’s politicization of US intelligence. The intelligence chiefs told de Volkskrant that Amsterdam is. . .
