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203:, general counsel for the Pentagon, sent Matusheski a letter about the missed call and saying the US government's position was that "WikiLeaks is holding the property of the U.S. Government, including classified documents and sensitive national security information that has not been authorized for release. Further, it is the view of the Department of Defense that WikiLeaks obtained this material in circumstances that constitute a violation of United States law, and that as long as WikiLeaks holds this material, the violation of the law is ongoing." WikiLeaks only reviewed about 2,000 documents in detail and used a tagging and keyword system. Assange said that a court might decide somethings were crimes, but added that "army personnel are basically engineers, who build roads and fire guns. They are frank and direct, and the top people mostly won’t lie to you unless they’re repeating a lie that someone else told them". 192:, Assange said that "we have a stated commitment to a particular kind of process and objective, and that commitment is to get censored material out and never to take it down". He contrasted the group with other media outlets by saying that "other journalists try to verify sources. We don't do that, we verify documents." He denied that the group has an inherent bias against the Afghanistan War, saying that "We don't have a view about whether the war should continue or stop – we do have a view that it should be prosecuted as humanely as possible." However, he also said that he believes the leaked information will turn world public opinion to think more negatively of the war. 592:, whose influence was pervasive and possibly growing. A report generated in September 2004 stated that terrorists had been assigned by Bin Laden to conduct a suicidal attack against the Afghan president Hamid Karzai, during a press conference or a meeting held. Another report, in September 2008, spoke of coordinated, multinational al-Qaeda attack planning. More suicide bombings allegedly were planned with al-Qaeda's Afghan allies, such as the Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin militia led by the notorious warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. Numerous reports linked Bin Laden and al-Qaeda to insurgent activities. In one report, al-Qaeda was claimed to be involved in a plan to manufacture 1129:

extraordinary difficulty of what the United States and its allies have undertaken in a way that other accounts have not. Most of the incident reports are marked "secret", a relatively low level of classification. The Times has taken care not to publish information that would harm national security interests. The Times and the other news organizations agreed at the outset that we would not disclose – either in our articles or any of our online supplementary material – anything that was likely to put lives at risk or jeopardize military or antiterrorist operations. We have, for example, withheld any names of operatives in the field and informants cited in the reports.

527:, when an American jet dropped a bomb on a building they occupied during the second day of the operation. Seven other Canadian soldiers and one civilian were also reported wounded in the attack. At the time, the Canadian military reported that the deaths and injuries were caused by a firefight with the Taliban, which it still insists. Michel Drapeau, a former colonel with the Canadian Forces, commented that the document is disturbing, due to it differing from the military's report at the time of the soldiers' deaths, which could make the document incorrect. The Canadian military insists it had not been misleading facts about deaths of Canadian soldiers. Former 199:, the press secretary for the Pentagon, said WikiLeaks "misrepresented both the level of engagement we have had as well as our position on this matter." Bryan Whitman, spokesman for the Pentagon, denied they were willing to collaborate with the group and said they'd scheduled a call with a WikiLeaks lawyer, Timothy Matusheski, who missed the call. Matusheski denied making an appointment but said he had missed a call from them. Matusheski said that when he'd previously spoken with the US government, he mentioned that Assange had told him about a network where the government could access all of the documents and make comments and suggest redactions. 1559:, has stated they are inspecting the leaked documents which contain the names, tribes, and family information of Afghan informants who were helping the United States. "We knew about the spies and people who collaborate with U.S. forces", he said. "We will investigate through our own secret service whether the people mentioned are really spies working for the United States. If they are U.S. spies, then we know how to punish them". This statement comes after the Taliban has recently begun intimidating and brutally executing those who cooperate with 1269: 1292: 1605:, security advisor to the Afghan government and a former Minister of Foreign Affairs, the allies of Afghanistan had failed to pay necessary attention to prevent the support for international terrorism and to eliminate its hideouts and centres that can create a major threat to security and stability in the region. "The content of these documents reveal that Afghanistan has been righteous in its stance about the rise of terrorism and political and military discrepancies in counter-terrorism struggle". 1474: 1485: 1234: 318:. The article provided a wide range of excerpts from the paper, at some points focusing on coalition successes, and at other times excerpting sections that highlighted coalition failures. Many of the excerpts illustrated American frustration with local involvement, quoting the sources, noting that "glimpses of what appear to be Pakistani skullduggery contrast sharply with the frequently rosy public pronouncements of Pakistan as an ally by American officials". 8421: 7974: 8004: 1422: 1209: 1439:'s involvement "have been regurgitated in the past. Also, these represent low-level intelligence reports and do not represent a convincing smoking gun. I do not see any convincing evidence." The spokesman continued rhetorically, asking if "those who are alleging that Pakistan is playing a double game are also asserting that President Zardari is presiding over an apparatus that is coordinating attacks on the general headquarters, 7994: 1356: 1398: 1659:(ICG), all worried about the execution of Afghan civilians by the Taliban and other insurgent groups. The AIHRC published figures showing that executions had soared in the first seven months of 2010 to 197, from a total of 225 in all of 2009. The victims were often persons who supported the Afghan government, or their family members, who may have come into contact with the U.S. or other international forces. 7984: 1515:

was under-resourced for many years. On Dec. 1, 2009, President Obama announced a new strategy and new resources for Afghanistan and Pakistan precisely because of the grave situation there", and that they "strongly condemn the disclosure of classified information by individuals and organizations that put the lives of the U.S. and partner service members at risk and threatens our national security."

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The same characters – famous Taliban commanders, well-known ISI officials – and scenarios repeatedly pop up. And few of the events predicted in the reports subsequently occurred. A retired senior American officer said ground-level reports were considered to be a mixture of "rumours, bullshit and second-hand information" and were weeded out as they passed up the chain of command.

1316:, where the United States believed Taliban fundraising was taking place. The documents claim that American diplomats spoke with two senior Canadian Foreign Affairs officials in their appeal for the Canadian government to join the U.S. government in issuing a joint diplomatic rebuke to Saudi Arabia and South Africa. The documents also allege that Canada was asked to rebuke the 1392:, the security spokesman for the party, said, "On our reading of the U.S. documents, it is disturbing how little the federal government has informed the parliament about the activities of American special forces in German areas. We demand an immediate explanation from the federal government as to what they know about the missions. We will push with all force for answers." 839:

their own intelligence organization's investigations to understand whether those people were defectors or collaborators, and if so, after their investigations, then they would receive appropriate punishment. Now, of course, that is — you know, that image is disturbing, but that is what happens in war, that spies or traitors are investigated.

990:, Assange said that he believed the release would "change public opinion", and said that "we understand why it is important to protect certain U.S. and ISAF sources". He added that "the most dangerous men are those who are in charge of war. And they need to be stopped." Assange also claimed that the files "suggest thousands of 1339:, with the report stating, "It is unusual that insurgents would engage aircraft in such close proximity to an airfield with a weapon of this caliber." The documents also say that a number of Canadian unmanned drones have crashed and that in one instance, locals removed a vehicle's technology before soldiers could recover it. 110:. WikiLeaks did not review all of the records before release because of the volume of material. A WikiLeaks spokesman said they "just can't imagine that someone could go through 76,000 documents." WikiLeaks says it does not know the source of the leaked data. The three outlets which had received the documents in advance, 1706:

originally said it did not know the source of the leaked data. Julian Assange stated, "Our whole system is designed such that we don't have to keep that secret". The Pentagon launched an inquiry; Colonel Dave Lapan, a spokesperson for the Pentagon, said that investigators were trying to determine who

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that WikiLeaks' publication of the documents is legally allowed in the United States because the group did not solicit the documents. By August 2010, the Pentagon had concluded WikiLeaks broke the law. A letter from the Department of Defence general counsel said that "it is the view of the Department

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said "If doing the right thing is not good enough for them, then we will figure out what alternatives we have to compel them to do the right thing." On 7 August 2010, spokesman Daniel Schmitt said that WikiLeaks would continue to publish secret files from governments around the world despite the U.S.

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I reviewed the statement of someone that a London paper claimed to be speaking for some part of the Taliban. Remember, the Taliban is actually not a homogenous group. And the statement, as far as such things go, was fairly reasonable, which is that they would not trust these documents; they would use

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In 2007, documents detail how U.S. special forces dropped six 2,000 lb bombs on a compound where they believed a "high-value individual" was hiding, after "ensuring there were no innocent Afghans in the surrounding area". A senior U.S. commander reported that 150 Taliban had been killed. Locals,

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met with Afghan insurgents in January 2009, occurring right after alleged Pakistani al-Qaeda figure Osama al-Kini's death by a CIA drone attack. "The meeting attendees were saddened by the news of Zamarai's death and discussed plans to complete Zamarai's last mission by facilitating the movement of a

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said "However illegally these documents came to light, they raise serious questions about the reality of America's policy toward Pakistan and Afghanistan. Those policies are at a critical stage and these documents may very well underscore the stakes and make the calibrations needed to get the policy

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for an "irresponsible" disclosure. "The United States strongly condemns the disclosure of classified information by individuals and organizations which could put the lives of Americans and our partners at risk, and threaten our national security", he said in his statement, "These irresponsible leaks

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The marines made a frenzied escape , opening fire with automatic weapons as they tore down a six-mile stretch of highway, hitting almost anyone in their way – teenage girls in the fields, motorists in their cars, old men as they walked along the road. Nineteen unarmed civilians were killed and

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was especially alarmed by the level of collusion with the Taliban, having concluded that Pakistan "allows representatives of its spy service to meet directly with the Taliban in secret strategy sessions to organize networks of militant groups that fight against American soldiers in Afghanistan, and

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stated that " taking office, President Obama has been very clear and candid with the American people about the challenges that we face in Afghanistan and Pakistan. It is important to note that the time period reflected in the documents is January 2004 to December 2009. The war in Afghanistan

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But for all their eye-popping details, the intelligence files, which are mostly collated by junior officers relying on informants and Afghan officials, fail to provide a convincing smoking gun for ISI complicity. Most of the reports are vague, filled with incongruent detail, or crudely fabricated.

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Whether WikiLeaks uncovered anything new isn't actually important – it's on the front page of every newspaper in the country; the media is now focused on Afghanistan, and that makes it a big deal. The public is now more skeptical about the administration's strategy in Afghanistan than they

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U.S. Army officials condemned the public dissemination of military secrets and the White House urged the website WikiLeaks to not publish any more classified documents related to the Afghan war. U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said that it is up to the Justice Department to determine if there

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if there was blood on Julian Assange's hands after publishing the secret U.S. military Afghan war reports without making sure that the names of Afghan informants were blacked out, Domscheit-Berg said that "if there is no blood on anyone's hands and no one got hurt, then this was just pure luck."

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will investigate the content of the leaks to examine what the implications are for Australia, which had 1,500 troops deployed in Afghanistan. This investigation concluded in October 2010 and found that the leaked documents "had not had a direct significant adverse impact on Australia's national

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stated that comparisons to the Pentagon Papers was an exaggeration as the documents lacked the policy implications of the papers, but that "no democracy can or should fight a war without the consent of its people, and that consent is only meaningful if it is predicated on real information". The

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In one incident, a U.S. patrol fired 43 rounds at a bus, wounding 13 and killing 2 of its passengers. The bus was approaching a stopped convoy in foul weather, swerving in and out of the median and did not stop in response to warning shots and flash bangs. After more concentrated fire, the bus

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I'd say that so far the documents confirm what we already know about the war: It's going badly; Pakistan is not the world's greatest ally and is probably playing a double game; coalition forces have been responsible for far too many civilian casualties; and the United States doesn't have very

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Deciding whether to publish secret information is always difficult, and after weighing the risks and public interest, we sometimes chose not to publish. But there are times when the information is of significant public interest, and this is one of those times. The documents illuminate the

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At 1.4 GB, that file was 20 times larger than the batch of 77,000 classified U.S. military documents about Afghanistan that WikiLeaks already published, and cryptographers said that the file was virtually impossible to crack, unless WikiLeaks releases the key used to encode the material.

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did seem to indicate the documents have parallels with the Pentagon Papers in being published during a subsequent administration "the documents offer insight primarily into the war-fighting of the recently departed George W. Bush administration; the Pentagon Papers ended with the Johnson

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On 6 August 2010, U.S. military authorities urged Wikileaks to return the already published 70,000 documents, and the other 15,000 records the website was expected to post soon as well, which contained sensitive details of Afghans who had assisted ISAF forces. Pentagon spokesman

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forces like how U.S. special forces dropped six 2,000 lb bombs on a compound where they believed a "high-value individual" was hiding, after "ensuring there were no innocent Afghans in the surrounding area". In fact, up to 300 civilians had died in those attacks.

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A senior ISI official denied the allegations, saying they were from raw intelligence reports that had not been verified and were meant to impugn the reputation of the spy agency. He spoke on condition of anonymity in line with the agency's policy. Former ISI Chief

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established that the U.S. Army had built a huge database with six years of sensitive military intelligence material. WikiLeaks wanted to release the material immediately, but Davies convinced him to let the Guardian examine it first. In an interview with the UK's

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said "These documents provide a fuller picture of what we have long known about Afghanistan: The war is going badly. We have to show the ability to respond to what's right in front of our face: This war is no longer justifiable under any circumstances".

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on Sunday denounced the leak of secret files calling them as "irresponsible", saying it consisted of "unprocessed" reports from the field. "The documents circulated by WikiLeaks do not reflect the current onground realities", he said in a statement.

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that, "I certainly didn't consider this a serious and realistic offer to the White House to vet any of the documents before they were to be posted, and I think it's ridiculous that Assange is portraying it that way now." WikiLeaks spokesperson,

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demands to cancel plans for further release, claiming that this directly contributed to the public's understanding of the conflict and rejecting allegations that the publication was a threat to America's national security or put lives at risk.

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Evidence within the documents suggest that the U.S. military has been paying Afghan radio and print media to run favorable stories. One document refers to supplying pre-made content to a radio station, describing that content as psychological

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We knew about the spies and people who collaborate with U.S. forces. We will investigate through our own secret service whether the people mentioned are really spies working for the U.S. If they are U.S. spies, then we know how to punish

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stated "they hardly provide a secret history of the war or disclose previously unknown malfeasance" and that "tends to fill out and confirm the narrative of Afghanistan between 2004 and 2009 that most Americans are already familiar with".

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was also revealed. Coming from sources such as Afghan spies and paid informants, Iranian involvement in Afghanistan steadily widened from 2004 to today and constituted armaments, money, and physical deployment of anti-NATO militants. The

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Hundreds of civilians have been wounded or killed by coalition forces in several instances that were not previously revealed. The press listed several examples of such previously unreported incidents of civilian injuries and deaths.

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on 19 November 2005, and purchased remote-controlled rockets to be used against American and coalition aircraft. Stein cautioned that he has found no corroborating reports of North Korean involvement in Taliban armaments dealing.

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The leaked documents describe many purported incidents of Taliban and other Afghan insurgent forces attacking civilians. Those forces would also, according to leaked reports, post "Night Letters" on civilian buildings such as

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An Obama administration statement disputed the self-reported status of WikiLeaks, stating that it "is not an objective news outlet but rather an organization that opposes U.S. policy in Afghanistan". Journalist Will Heaven of

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has stated that the majority of the leaked documents did not comprise new information, it has expressed concern over both Pakistan's connection with the Taliban and the United States' involvement in their funding.

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in reviewing a further 15,000 documents for redactions before releasing them but Marine Colonel David Lapan, a senior spokesperson for the Department of Defense, said they had not been contacted by WikiLeaks.

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Another document suggests that a Canadian was among the casualties in a helicopter that was destroyed by heat-seeking missiles. The document indicates that the United States wanted Canada to put pressure on

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The military report of the incident (written by the same soldiers involved in it) later failed to make any reference to the deaths and injuries and none of the soldiers involved were charged or disciplined.

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said that the documents "undermines the confidence" Canadian citizens have in their government and called on politicians to "get to the bottom of" the situation regarding the friendly fire report.

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will not impact our ongoing commitment to deepen our partnerships with Afghanistan and Pakistan; to defeat our common enemies; and to support the aspirations of the Afghan and Pakistani people."

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of Defence that WikiLeaks obtained this material in circumstances that constitute a violation of US law, and that as long as WikiLeaks holds this material, the violation of the law is ongoing."

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In August 2010, Assange announced that they had received word the Pentagon wanted to discuss harm minimisation and sanitizing the Afghan war documents, and that "contact has been established."

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Politicians and defense analysts critically commented on leaks and the western media in using the ISI card while not highlighting most of the civilian casualties resulting from bombing of

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stating that " WikiLeaks documents prove just how dramatic the situation in Afghanistan is", and "show the lengths the allies are prepared to go to in their fight for more stability".

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Julian Assange said "it is the most comprehensive history of a war ever to be published, during the course of the war". He compared the release of the war logs with the release of the

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Cannon refused to comment on the documents, saying that they had "nothing to do with Canada" and denied the Canadian government was misleading its citizens on the war in Afghanistan.

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said "over all, the documents do not contradict official accounts of the war. But in some cases the documents show that the American military made misleading public statements".

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of the U.S. Government classified documents that WikiLeaks has obtained be returned immediately, and that WikiLeaks remove and destroy all of these records from its databases.

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right more urgent." In a later release he was quoted as saying "All of us concerned that after nine years of war ... the Taliban appear to be as strong as they have been".

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reporter in Sweden that WikiLeaks had contacted the Department of Defense's chief legal counsel, via its lawyers—a claim that was denied by Bryan Whitman, a spokesman for

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were to note "the raw reports in the Wikileaks archive often seem poorly sourced and present implausible information". Commenting on the significance of the documents:

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claimed the following day that they had 'not received any notification of such action from WikiLeaks or its lawyers', two months after the publication of the book.

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engaged in a firefight with what were believed to be insurgents. An airstrike was called in, which killed seven Afghan police officers, and injured four others.

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On 21 March 2007, CIA paramilitaries fired on a civilian man who was running from them. The man, Shum Khan, was deaf and mute and did not hear their warnings.

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2010. The logs consist of over 91,000 Afghan War documents, covering the period between January 2004 and December 2009. Most of the documents are classified

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negotiate some "minimized" or "sanitized" version of a release by WikiLeaks of additional U.S. Government classified documents. The Department demands that

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would be criminal charges in the release of classified military documents by WikiLeaks, but the website was "morally guilty for putting lives at risk".

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in Afghanistan, denied the allegations that he was working with the Taliban, saying "these leaked documents against me are fiction and nothing else".

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Germany – The German government has stated that the documents could place its 4,600 troops in danger, and condemns their release. During a meeting in

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said the leak could endanger Canadian troops. Canada also disputed one of the records, saying it inaccurately described an incident as friendly fire.

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We have seen media reports about classified information, supposedly from US government sources, put out in public domain, on support to terrorism by

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The Greens also showed distrust in the federal government over the lack of disclosure of U.S. special forces activities in German-controlled areas.

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has referred to Assange's statements "This material shines light on the everyday brutality and squalor of war" and "The archive will change

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described the war logs as "a six-year archive of classified military documents offers an unvarnished and grim picture of the Afghan war".

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wrote that "there's not much there" and "most of this information is tactical nuts and bolts, devoid of context, and largely useless". The

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and it will change the opinion of people in positions of political and diplomatic influence" as evidence that he has an anti-war mission.

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They range from the shootings of individual innocents to the often massive loss of life from air strikes, which eventually led President

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described the leak as "a six-year archive of classified military documents offers an unvarnished and grim picture of the Afghan war".

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in its German and English online edition, which published reports in line with an agreement made earlier the same day, 25 July 2010.

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instead of releasing the data openly. He said that the selectivity of the leak "contravene its own mission statement – that

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The Ministry of Defence must confirm that the death of this soldier is being investigated as a suspected friendly fire incident.

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reported that the United States had given Afghans credit for missions actually carried out by Special Operations commandos.

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suicide vehicle-borne improvised explosive device from Pakistan to Afghanistan through the Khan Pass", leaked reports said.

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United Kingdom – On 28 July, Britain announced that it would launch two new inquiries into the country's role in the war.

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also rejects the document and maintains the deaths were due to enemy fire, as do some of the deceased soldiers' families.

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Gebauer, Matthias; Goetz, John; Hoyng, Hans; Koelbl, Susanne; Rosenbach, Marcel; Schmitz, Gregor Peter (25 July 2010).

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The records log 144 incidents regarding Task Force 373 and involving Afghan civilian casualties, including 195 deaths.

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The documents revealed that contractors for the U.S. Department of Defense had hired local male child prostitutes.

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was very critical and wrote "there will be serious, and deadly, consequences from WikiLeaks’s War Diary archive".

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called the material "one of the biggest leaks in U.S. military history ... a devastating portrait of the failing

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called the material "one of the biggest leaks in U.S. military history...a devastating portrait of the failing

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that, after reading "selected documents", he believed that there is less new information in the documents than

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has said that WikiLeaks was not politically neutral when it fed its information to the left-leaning newspapers

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crashed into the rear of one of the convoy vehicles. Most of the wounded were taken in for medical treatment.

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to protest publicly that the US was treating Afghan lives as "cheap". The logs refer to sums paid of 100,000

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terrorist network. The United States is overdue on the ISI issue, and now the United States, should answer."

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The release resulted in some criticism by some media organisations, and questions about WikiLeaks' tactics.

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why WikiLeaks did not review all of the documents and make redactions where necessary before their release,

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Some time after the first dissemination by WikiLeaks, the U.S. Justice Department considered using the U.S.

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fired by the Taliban during takeoff. The document states that the C-130's landing gear and some of its

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commented that it hardly merited the media hype and was not comparable to the Pentagon Papers or the

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to prevent WikiLeaks from posting the remaining 15,000 secret war documents it claimed to possess.

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The Ministry had previously announced an investigation into a friendly fire incident in 2009 in

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In particular, the leaks discuss an alleged incident in which Pakistan's former ISI spy chief

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was destroyed by a 14.5 mm round as the aircraft departed from the western province of

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incidents between Afghan police and army forces, coalition forces, and the U.S. military.

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Inside Wikileaks : my time with Julian Assange at the world's most dangerous website

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were 'unanimous in their belief that there is a justified public interest in the material

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relayed these comments in a debate, Assange interjected "We are in the process of suing

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2010 disclosure of a collection of internal U.S. military logs of the War in Afghanistan

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checksum of "cce54d3a8af370213d23fcbfe8cddc8619a0734c". It is also available at the

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A document dating 3 September 2006 suggests that four Canadian soldiers died in the

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initially refused to redact the names of informants. In his book, co-authored with

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Mazzetti, Mark; Perlez, Jane; Schmitt, Eric; Lehren, Andrew W. (25 July 2010).

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Mazzetti, Mark; Perlez, Jane; Schmitt, Eric; Lehren, Andrew W. (25 July 2010).

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A significant number of documents describe unreported or previously misleading

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book serialization contains malicious libels. We will be taking action." When

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commanders fear neighbouring Pakistan and Iran are fuelling the insurgency".

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commanders fear neighbouring Pakistan and Iran are fuelling the insurgency".

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stated that it could not confirm whether or not the attack ever took place.

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The Bagram Prison had previously been the subject of a major abuse scandal

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administration and were not published until Richard Nixon was president."

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stating that there was "nothing newsworthy"; however, opposition party

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described as an apparent revenge attack shortly after experiencing an

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foretelling death for the inhabitants. In one leak from April 2007,

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has described the disclosure as on the scale of his leaking of the

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Adams, Richard; Siddique, Haroon; Weaver, Matthew (26 July 2010).

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Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs

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had a very different take. Its Sunday, 25 July 2010 article by

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Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications

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a Pakistani hostage. Thomas Joscelyn, a senior fellow at the

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Government accounts of coalition activity were, according to

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Less than 48 hours after the documents were leaked, the UK's

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Civilian casualties of the War in Afghanistan (2001–present)

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in 1971 revealing how the U.S. public was misled about the

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were 'unanimous in their belief that there is a justified

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The leak, which is considered to be one of the largest in

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A coalition of five human-rights organizations addressed

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News organisations given advanced access to the documents

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replied that the volume of documents made it impossible.

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reported that the documents reveal the Taliban have used

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A document from 11 June 2007 details an incident where

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were reporting. Hounshell indicated how careful both

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however, reported that up to 300 civilians had died.

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Wikileaks Disclosures: The Dirty Truth about the War

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On 12 August 2010, the international press watchdog

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When Assange was questioned about this statement by

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Role of special ops greater than previously revealed

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Democratic National Committee v. Russian Federation

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Africa suspected of Taliban fundraising: memo" 8368:WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy 7780:Recognition of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan 6133:"Alleged Army whistleblower felt angry and alone" 5893: 4892: 4868:"US fed up with Germany's war effort, files show" 4835:"Canadian aircraft hit by Taliban: leaked report" 4656:"President Office |CONTACT THE SPOKESPERSON" 4114:WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy 3395:"Military rejects WikiLeaks friendly fire report" 3382: 3320: 3318: 3114: 2473:"Afghan leak: Wikileaks Julian Assange tells all" 1320:independently over alleged militant fundraising. 883:WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy 487:Polish troops mortared the village of Nangar Khel 302:on the subject, appearing 25 July was written by 275:even hatch plots to assassinate Afghan leaders". 8437: 6096:"US soldier charged over Apache Wikileaks video" 5650:"Rights groups express concerns about WikiLeaks" 5144: 4658:. President.gov.af. 10 June 2009. 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Archived from 1682:Ann Woolner wrote in a July 2010 editorial in 549:had labelled the incident a misunderstanding. 253:Allegations of foreign support for the Taliban 8034: 6385: 6216:"WikiLeaks Posts Mysterious 'Insurance' File" 5511:"Wikileaks continues to publish secret files" 5482: 5454:"Pentagon demands return of leaked documents" 4621: 3899: 3897: 2535:"WikiLeaks and Pentagon Disagree About Talks" 2221: 2219: 2217: 1812: 1733: 1677: 461:and supposedly coming under small arms fire. 6242:"Could Wikileaks be stopped, theoretically?" 5531:. Tolonews.com. 27 July 2010. Archived from 4682:"World powers react to WikiLeaks' documents" 4480: 4111: 4004:. U.S. Department of Defense. Archived from 3834: 3618:"MOD confirms 'Friendly Fire' investigation" 3610: 2467: 2465: 2463: 1941: 1875: 941:requests to verify a video of a 12-year-old 744:General Counsel of the Department of Defense 457:opened fire on civilians after witnessing a 6064:"Official charge sheet for Bradley Manning" 5743:. 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Archived from 1645:Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict 1578: 1124:On the decision to publish, they stated: 8361:We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks 5935:"Pentagon concludes WikiLeaks broke law" 5389: 4443: 4320:Doble, Anna; Fraser, Ed (26 July 2010). 4267: 4230: 4228: 3843: 3580: 3545: 3452: 3326:"The ISI: America's favourite scapegoat" 3283: 2946: 2736: 2708:"Pentagon concludes WikiLeaks broke law" 1910: 1747:of 31 December 2010 6:00 PM, and with a 1613:Daniel Markey, a senior fellow with the 1381:welcomed the release of the files, with 911: 393:and Amin al-Haq, a financial advisor to 8285:Kunstler v. Central Intelligence Agency 8262:Assange v Swedish Prosecution Authority 8066:List of material published by WikiLeaks 7338:Mazar-i-Sharif German consulate bombing 6445:International Security Assistance Force 5996: 5899: 5451: 5207: 5145:Russell Chaddock, Gail (27 July 2010). 5140: 5138: 5030:"ISI denounces US intelligence reports" 4710: 4622:Norton-Taylor, Richard (27 July 2010). 4080: 3869: 3809: 3775: 3646: 2836:"Wikileaks founder on anti-war mission" 2761: 2532: 2314: 2225: 2061: 1768: 1626:were last week, and that makes it real. 1255:, who has a direct connection with the 762:further be released by WikiLeaks, that 14: 8438: 6213: 6029: 5932: 5678: 5617: 5599:from the original on 13 September 2017 5586: 5240: 4904:"Afghanistan war logs: as it happened" 4648: 4529: 4525: 4523: 4521: 4200: 4093:from the original on 27 September 2019 4052:"Secret war at the heart of Wikileaks" 4049: 4018: 3903: 3739: 3737: 3707: 3424: 3422: 3420: 2985: 2833: 2802: 2749:from the original on 28 September 2023 2601: 2289: 2140:"Datablog + Afghanistan: The war logs" 1617:and former South Asia analyst for the 1323:One document suggests that a Canadian 1090: 1019: 556:released a statement announcing a new 405: 8022: 7293:Kabul Canadian Embassy convoy bombing 7069:Forward Operating Base Delhi massacre 6373: 5420: 5272:McAllester, Matt (18 February 2011). 4946:from the original on 21 February 2011 4603:from the original on 23 December 2016 4560: 4225: 3722:from the original on 23 November 2020 3256: 3193: 3153: 3086: 3055: 2662: 2660: 2528: 2526: 2438:"Afghan War Logs: what did we learn?" 2435: 2365:from the original on 26 February 2017 2240:from the original on 4 September 2013 2192:"Afghan war log leak: Around the web" 1837:from the original on 26 February 2012 1722:and other charges for disclosing the 1692: 1596: 1111: 1086:reliable intelligence in Afghanistan. 1055:Blake Hounshell wrote in his blog on 959: 954:Foundation for Defense of Democracies 721:that they had sought the help of the 357:provided extensive assistance to the 7983: 7288:Kunduz-Takhar highway hostage crisis 6248:from the original on 31 January 2016 6222:from the original on 10 October 2012 6130: 6088: 6069:. bradleymanning.org. 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In an interview with 647:Taliban use of heat-seeking missiles 635:Detainment facilities and procedures 616:was on a mission to kill or capture 144:wrote that "the editors in chief of 8407:Truth & Transparency Foundation 7823:UK Afghan Unlawful Killings inquiry 6124: 6112:from the original on 10 August 2010 5914:from the original on 27 August 2011 5855:from the original on 15 August 2010 5660:from the original on 14 August 2010 5556:"Leaks loom over W.H. war strategy" 5491:from the original on 23 August 2013 4966:"Leaks loom over W.H. war strategy" 4717:Australian Broadcasting Corporation 4674: 4518: 4468:from the original on 21 August 2010 3966:Greenwald, Glenn (20 August 2010). 3734: 3417: 3271:from the original on 31 August 2021 2737:Crampton, Caroline (27 July 2010). 2259:Rich, Nathaniel (1 December 2010). 1863:from the original on 1 January 2020 925:Insurgent attacks against civilians 665: 575: 24: 8461:Information published by WikiLeaks 7557:2 & 5 September Kabul bombings 7127:Jalalabad Indian consulate bombing 6030:Barnes, Julian E. 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