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Cablegate: 250,000 US
Embassy Diplomatic Cables
2010-11-28
On Sunday 28th Novembre 2010,
Wikileaks began publishing
251,287 leaked United States
embassy cables, the largest set of
confidential documents ever to
be released into the public
domain. The documents will give
people around the world an
unprecedented insight into the
US Government's foreign
activities.
War Diary: Iraq War Logs
2010-10-22
The 391,832 reports ('The Iraq
War Logs'), document the war
and occupation in Iraq, from 1st
January 2004 to 31st December
2009 (except for the months of
May 2004 and March 2009) as
told by soldiers in the United
States Army. Each is a 'SIGACT'
or Significant Action in the war.
They detail events as seen and
heard by the US military troops
on the ground in Iraq and are
the first real glimpse into the
secret history of the war that the
United States government has
been privy to throughout.
War Diary: Afghanistan War
Logs
2010-07-25
From here, you can browse
through all of the documents
that have been released,
organized by type, category,
date, number of casualties, and
many other properties. From any
document page, clicking on the
green underlined text will open a
popup that links to other
documents that contain those
phrases, making it possible to see
important search terms and
connections that you might not
otherwise notice.
Video: Collateral Murder
2010-04-05
WikiLeaks has released a
classified US military video
depicting the indiscriminate
slaying of over a dozen people in
the Iraqi suburb of New
Baghdad -- including two
Reuters news staff. Reuters has
been trying to obtain the video
through the Freedom of
Information Act, without success
since the time of the attack. The
video, shot from an Apache
helicopter gun-sight, clearly
shows the unprovoked slaying of
a wounded Reuters employee
and his rescuers. Two young
children involved in the rescue
were also seriously wounded.