Russia likely behind US military document leak, say officials

Russia likely behind US military document leak, say officials FMTNews FMTWorld

Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh says the social media posts are being reviewed for their authenticity.

The US officials spoke on condition of anonymity given the sensitivity of the matter and declined to discuss the documents in any detail.Later on Friday, an additional batch of classified documents appearing to detail US national security secrets pertaining to areas including Ukraine, the Middle East and China surfaced on social media, the New York Times reported.

In a statement, a CIA spokesperson said that the agency is also aware of the posts and is looking into the claims. Ukrainian forces repelled Russia’s initial advance on Kyiv early in 2022, and the conflict, which Moscow calls a “special military operation,” has become one of grinding trench warfare in the east and south.

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