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Leeuwarden Air Base internal phone numbers accidentally leaked online: 'Clumsy'

Leeuwarden Air Base internal phone numbers accidentally leaked online: 'Clumsy'

Internal phone numbers from Leeuwarden Air Base were inadvertently exposed in a video published by Air Traffic Control the Netherlands. The Ministry of Defence described the incident as clumsy but stated that no sensitive information was compromised.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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