Deutsche Telekom’s familiarly reticent results do not paint a picture of an operator currently in the throngs of opposing a mega deal after regulators recently green lighted the deal for Vodafone to buy Liberty Global’s cable assets. Nor does its second quarter filing make much about the M&A activity across the Atlantic with its US holding merging with Sprint in a market-altering deal. This was despite the fact that T-Mobile USA remains a star. With the T-Mobile Sprint deal pending regulatory approval, which DT expects to arrive in Q3, the US company once again raked in subscribers from competitors – onboarding 1.75m to break 83m mobile subs. T-Mobile must be getting bored of breaking records, recording more than 1m net…