The US by all means strive to reduce the results of the spy scandal that erupted in Germany. Another measure was the telephone conversation, the heads of the CIA John Brennan and the office of the Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel. To save the reputation of South American intelligence to Brennan had in consequence of the scandal caused by the arrest in Berlin former employee of the Federal intelligence service of Germany (BND), which is, approximately, passed secret CIA documents. The German side in the talks was represented by coordinator of the activities of special services of powers Klaus-Peter fritche. The purpose of the call of Brennan was "the limitation of the damage caused by fraud", according to Spiegel Online. But what was directly dialogue, the newspaper does not inform. Remember, a former employee of the BND is suspected in the transfer of Americans 218 secret documents, for which he, according to the investigation, received 25 thousand euros. German foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier expressed confusion and anxiety in connection with the espionage activities of the United States in Germany. "The incident should be quickly investigated", - quotes the diplomat ITAR-TASS. He expressed concern about razvedennom United States in Germany. The Minister called inappropriate "attempts to find out something about the position of Germany with the help of conspiracy methods". They, from his point of view, "are considered among other things absolutely unnecessary", as Berlin and Washington is "very often say to each other, and no one hides own position." Frank-Walter Steinmeier expressed hope that soon will be known, "what is the intensity of the South American special services illegally obtained information". "This will depend on how we will react to this activity", - has shown head of German foreign Ministry. Besides, White house press Secretary Josh Ernest, between intelligence agencies and foreign ministries of the United States and Germany are the contacts aimed at resolving the spy scandal, stimulated by exposing the South American agent from among the employees of the German intelligence service.