The United States is reviewing findings of leaked financial documents known as the Pandora Papers, but is not in a position to comment on specifics, State Department spokesman Ned Price said on Monday.
A massive leak of documents was published by several major news organizations on Sunday that allegedly tie world leaders to secret stores of wealth, including King Abdullah of Jordan, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis and associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
He said the U.S. government actively focuses on strengthening financial transparency and investigating possible illicit activity. "We carefully conduct monitoring and evaluation of all of our programs to ensure they are implemented according to their intended purpose," he said.
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