荷兰情报部门已限制与美国的情報共享。
Dutch spy services have restricted intelligence-sharing with the United States

原始链接: https://intelnews.org/2025/10/20/01-3416/

荷兰情报机构正在限制与美国(特别是中央情报局和国家安全局)的信息共享,原因是担心华盛顿的政治环境。尽管与AIVD和MIVD负责人保持“良好”的工作关系,但他们确认了分享方式的转变,变得更加谨慎,会单独评估每个案例,并对传递的信息“更加挑剔”。 这一举动可能预示着更广泛的欧洲趋势,但这并非关系破裂,而是一种调整。荷兰正在积极加强与欧洲伙伴(包括斯堪的纳维亚、法国、德国、英国和波兰)的情报合作,作为跨大西洋共享的替代和补充。官员们没有详细说明正在隐瞒的*具体*信息,只是表示不共享的做法有所增加。

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Mark Rutte NATO TrumpINTELLIGENCE SERVICES IN THE Netherlands have restricted intelligence-sharing with their United States counterparts due to political developments in Washington, according to two leading Dutch intelligence officials. This development—which may typify Europe’s current approach to transatlantic intelligence-sharing—was confirmed last week by the heads of the Netherlands’ two largest intelligence agencies in a joint interview with De Volkskrant newspaper.

The joint interview was given to De Volkskrant by Erik Akerboom, director of the General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD), and Peter Reesink , director of the General Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD)—AIVD’s civilian counterpart.

Both men stressed that inter-agency relations between Dutch and American intelligence organizations remain “excellent”. However, they added that the Netherlands has grown more selective about what it chooses to share with American intelligence agencies—particularly the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency. “That we sometimes don’t share things anymore, that’s true,” Reesink said, referring to sharing information with American intelligence agencies. Akerboom added: “sometimes you have to think case by case.” He went on to say: “We can’t say what we will or won’t share. But we can say that we are more critical.”

According to the two senior officials, Dutch spies have been intensifying intelligence cooperation and sharing with their European counterparts. This is particularly applicable to a collection of central and northern European intelligence services from countries like Scandinavia, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Poland, according to De Volkskrant.

Author: Ian Allen | Date: 20 October 2025 | Permalink

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