Shortly before the start of the G7 summit, which will be held in the Bavarian castle of Elmau from June 26 to 28 under the leadership of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, secret documents of the German police regarding the organization of the G7 summit, which was held in the same castle in 2015, were made public on the Internet.. As of Sunday morning, June 19, they were available on a website that the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) links to left-wing extremist supporters, DW reports..

Public radio station Bayerische Rundfunk was the first to report the leak of confidential documents.. Meanwhile, several sources in the security agencies confirmed their authenticity to the dpa agency.. Police are investigating the incident.

Among other things, we are talking about instructions for detention, ensuring the safety of police cars and the concept of de-escalation, the journalists specify.. The mobile phone numbers of some senior police officers and data on the digital communication channels used by the police were also published..

Who published all this information on the network first remains unknown.. Security at the 2015 G-7 summit was monitored by 18,000 police officers.

Commenting on the leak, Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann said that for the time being, the police assumed that the incident would not have a critical impact on the security of this year's summit..

In 2022, Germany will preside over the G7, which also includes the UK, Italy, Canada, the US, France and Japan.. According to German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, one of the central issues during the Berlin presidency will be addressing climate change.

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What number on the agenda will be the issue of large-scale Russian aggression against Ukraine, as well as strengthening sanctions against the aggressor and accelerating military assistance to Ukraine, is not specified..