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The incredible incident at the secret online meeting held yesterday by the defense ministers of 27 member countries of the European Union created a huge event when it was shared on social media.
A journalist named Daniel Verlaan, who works for the Dutch channel RTL Nieuws, surprised everyone by appearing at the online video meeting of the EU Defense Ministers.
Daniel Verlaan, who saw Dutch Defense Minister Ank Bijleveld’s part of the meeting with a photo on Twitter, easily participated in the meeting by accessing the 6-digit security code that provides access to the meeting from the reflection on the screen of the minister’s computer.
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When they suddenly saw Verlaan on their screen in the middle of the meeting, the stunned ministers were amazed at what they should do. When Josep Borrel, EU High Representative, who participated in the meeting, saw Daniel Verlaan on the screen, “Who are you?” As he asked, he did not fail to warn the ministers at the meeting, “There is an external intervention to our meeting” and to stop the speeches.
Daniel Verlaan told the journalist: “Hello, I am sorry to interrupt your meeting, I will break up immediately.” Do you know that you are currently in a secret meeting? she asked. During these conversations between Borrell and Daniel Verlaan, ministers at the meeting were heard laughing in the background. The Dutch journalist, who left the meeting thanking Borrell, then shared his experiences with his followers on his Twitter page.
The journalist, who said that he saw the reflection of the Zoom meeting code on Defense Minister Ank Bijleveld’s screen and that he attended the meeting with ease after a few rehearsals, it did not go unnoticed that Ank Bijleveld’s Tweet was removed.
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Following shocking ‘pressure’ from Daniel Verlaan, the meeting was canceled for security reasons, while Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte made a statement. Rutte warns all his ministers after what happened: “This incident should remind us how careful we have to be with our posts on Twitter.” An EU official who made a statement to AFP said: “We must not be fooled by the laughter during the incident, this is a very serious security problem.”
