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Jul
27
NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) – The Pentagon said it could take weeks to determine how much damage WikiLeaks’ release of military documents on the war in Afghanistan did to national security. It took only minutes to gauge its effect on the way people get news.
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ANALYSIS – WikiLeaks cuts a new, wired path for journalism
Jul
27
VANCOUVER (Reuters) – The leak of U.S. military documents on the war in Afghanistan could endanger Canadian troops in that country, Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon said on Monday.
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Canada says leaked Afghan papers could hurt troops
Jul
26
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. officials in Afghanistan have long suspected Pakistan of secretly supporting the Taliban while taking massive amounts of American aid, according to military documents leaked by WikiLeaks on Sunday.
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Pakistan secretly backed Taliban: WikiLeaks
