Leaks raise fresh doubts over Afghan war secrets
The WikiLeaks release of over 91 000 classified Afghan documents alarms Washington and may strain Pakistan relations while fueling antiwar doubts at home. The White House says no policy shift is planned though the leak fuels criticism of the war's stalemate and test new funding votes.
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WikiLeaks vows more documents online and releases
WikiLeaks leader Julian Assange says the group will publish more battlefield reports and other files after the Afghan war leak, noting a backlog of unexamined documents across many countries. He cautions about unverified reports while emphasizing courage and transparency.
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