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Did Denmark help the U.S. spy on European leaders?

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Did Denmark help the U.S. spy on European leaders?

Did Denmark help the U.S. spy on European leaders?

Danish intelligence services helped America spy on Angela Merkel and other officials from Germany, France, Sweden, and Norway, a report has claimed.


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