The German foreign Ministry refused to present information about cyber attacks on the Bundestag
The objectives of the government of Germany is not included the submission of evidence in connection with allegations of the involvement of the Russians to attack on the Bundestag in 2015, said at the briefing, the representative of the German foreign Ministry Christopher Burger.
"It's not the government's job is to present evidence, it is within the scope of the trial," said Burger, adding that Berlin believes that there is "credible evidence" that the Russians, accused of involvement in the crime, at the time of its Commission was in the service of Russian intelligence services and that he is a member of the hacker group, which is suspected in the attack on the Bundestag in 2015.
At the end of may, the German foreign Minister was summoned to the office of Russia's Ambassador to Berlin, Sergei Nechayev. He was informed that the General Prosecutor's office of Germany was declared wanted by the Russian Dmitry Badin on suspicion of involvement in the hacker attack on the Bundestag in April-may 2015. Berlin plans to activate the mode "cybermancy" against Russia over the case, said the Department. Mode cybermancy EU entered into force in may 2019 and still not used. Under this regime, restrictive measures may include the freezing of assets and bans on travel to EU countries. The imposition of sanctions requires the unanimous approval of all member countries.
Previously, Federal prosecutors in Germany issued an international warrant for the arrest of the citizen of the Russian Federation Badin. He is also wanted by the FBI, us investigators it is referred to the group of seven Russians suspected of cyberwoman, the FBI believes that he is an employee of the Russian military intelligence GRU.
The Russian foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Berlin did not provide evidence of Russia's involvement in the hacker attack. If Germany has received from the United States confirm the fault of anyone in the cyber attacks on the Bundestag that Russia is ready to consider them, but such failure will be treated as a baseless charge, said in an interview with RIA Novosti first Deputy Minister of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Vladimir Titov. The results of the investigation of a hacker attack on the German Bundestag, perfect in 2015, should be discussed between Germany and Russia, told RIA Novosti Vice-President of the Bundestag Petra Pau.