The Justice Dept. opened an investigation into the leak of classified Pentagon documents appearing to detail Ukraine’s combat capabilities, NATO’s broad efforts to help repel Russia’s invasion, and highly sensitive analyses about China and other nations.
The department said in a statement that it was in communication with the Pentagon and had begun an investigation, but had no further comment.
One U.S. defense official, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the Pentagon’s preliminary understanding of the leak, said that many of the documents appear to have initially have been prepared over the winter for Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and other senior military officials, but they are available to many other U.S. personnel and contract employees with the appropriate security clearances.
The disclosure, first reported Thursday by the New York Times, coincides with an expansive effort by the United States and NATO to arm and train Ukrainian units for an anticipated push this spring to reclaim Russian-occupied territory in the east and south.
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