Report: Alaska summit documents found in hotel printer
According to a US media report, preparatory documents for the participants of the summit between US President Donald Trump and Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin were found in a hotel printer in Anchorage. The NPR radio network reports that the eight pages were discovered on Friday morning at the Captain Cook Hotel business center. It is around 20 minutes from the military base Elmendorf-Richardson, where the meeting of the two presidents took place for the Ukraine War.
The documents published by NPR include a detailed schedule with concrete meeting rooms of the meeting, contact person of the US State Department with telephone numbers, the menu of the planned lunch and mini-biographies with photos of the participants and pronunciation aids. For example, the pronunciation is to Russia’s president “Poo-Tihn” noted.
Security experts see the process critically. “I feel like another one Proof of the sluggishness and incompetence of this government “, told jura professor Jon Michaels from the University of Ucla in Los Angeles to the broadcaster. “You just don’t leave anything in the printer. It’s very simple.”
Source: Stern
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