France: NSA spied on three French presidents claims WikiLeaks

The latest WikiLeaks revelations on the NSA spying scandal hit Parisian headlines, Wednesday, following the whistleblower website's announcement on Tuesday that the US intelligence agency targeted French politicians and diplomats, including current President Francois Hollande, and former presidents Nicolas Sarkozy and Jacques Chirac. In their press statement WikiLeaks said the proof lay in top secret intelligence reports and documents that they began publishing online on Tuesday under the name "Espionnage Elysee". The information, which dates back ten years, reportedly features the phone numbers of French politicians and diplomats, as well as intelligence summaries of talks between French diplomats and other EU politicians on critical subjects, including the Greek debt crisis, the German NSA scandal, and the future of the EU. President Hollande has called an emergency meeting of top French defense officials to discuss the issue in Paris on Wednesday.