Wikileaks published 75,000 classified Afghanistan War documents
25 July 2010,
Wikileaks published 75,000 classified documents from the Afghanistan War. It was one of the most important leaks in American military history, and the world's most important media released concrete data on its savage occupation.
Between 2004 and 2010, information was collected on each of the actions that the American army committed to internal statistics (number of deaths, injuries or detainees). “Tens of thousands of deaths are usually a statistic, but the publication collects the most important places and facts to understand each death. We hope that its publication will contribute to a better understanding of the war in Afghanistan and that we have offered raw elements to change the situation,” he said.
The United States began worldwide persecution of journalist Julian Assange, director of Wikileaks, and other fillers.
Source:
Kabul War Diary (Wikileaks).
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