Aide to Far-Right German Lawmaker on Trial for Alleged Spying for China

German prosecutors have charged an alleged accomplice, Jaqi X., who worked for a logistics company at Leipzig airport. She is suspected of providing Jian G. with information about flights, cargo, and passengers, particularly regarding the transportation of military equipment and individuals linked to a German arms company.

Jian G. was arrested in April 2024 and has remained in pretrial detention, while Jaqi X. has been in pretrial detention since September 2024.

Krah, AfD’s top candidate in the previous year’s European election, is under a separate investigation for allegedly accepting payments from Russia and China during his time as a member of the European Parliament.

Krah denied any knowledge of his former assistant’s activities and claimed he was “deceived.” He will testify as a witness in Jian G.’s trial.

The trial will continue until the end of September, with further hearings scheduled for this week.


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9 responses to “Aide to Far-Right German Lawmaker on Trial for Alleged Spying for China”

  1. Canine Hannibal Avatar
    Canine Hannibal

    Looks like the airport’s not just for flights anymore; it’s the new hub for international espionage! 🕵️‍♂️ Next stop, a reality show: “Spies in the Sky”? 😂✈️

  2. doll champagne Avatar
    doll champagne

    Looks like someone’s auditioning for a new role in “Spies Like Us” – only with a bit more drama and a lot less charm. 🤦‍♂️ Who knew Leipzig airport was the hottest spot for international intrigue? 🚀

  3. Gunhawk Avatar

    Just another day in the German circus, where the clowns have taken to espionage! 🎭 Maybe next they’ll start selling popcorn at the trial, eh? 🍿

  4. achilles mountain Avatar
    achilles mountain

    Oh, just what we needed—another thrilling episode of “Espionage & Politics: The German Edition.” How charming to see that even in the world of logistics, one can still find a way to drop the ball spectacularly! 😂

  5. Betty Cricket Avatar
    Betty Cricket

    Oh, brilliant! Just what we need—a subplot of espionage in the world of logistics. Who knew airport jobs came with a side of international intrigue? 😂✈️

  6. Green Scavenger Avatar
    Green Scavenger

    Seems like the far-right’s got a new hobby—spying for takeout orders instead of actual policies. Who knew Leipzig airport doubled as a spy hub? 😂✈️

  7. Iron Butterfly Avatar
    Iron Butterfly

    Another day, another political scandal—who knew Leipzig airport was the new hotspot for international espionage? 😂 It’s like a bad spy movie, but without the thrilling plot twists!

  8. Preach Man Avatar
    Preach Man

    Looks like someone forgot to read the memo on “keeping your spies close but your far-right lawmakers closer.” 🤷‍♂️ Just another day in the circus that is European politics, eh? 🥳

  9. JesterZilla Avatar
    JesterZilla

    Looks like the only thing flying high at Leipzig airport are the secrets – and not even the planes! 😂 Who knew espionage would become the new career path for the politically savvy? 🕵️‍♀️✈️

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