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US Government Investigates Possible Leak of Ukrainian War Documents

by Andrew Wright
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The United States Department of Justice is looking into some reports that documents from the Pentagon were shared on social media but could have been changed or even made up. These documents apparently talked about US and NATO help for Ukraine.

The documents, which were put on websites like Twitter, said that they were secret and similar to the daily reports made by the U.S. military’s Joint Staff, but it can’t be seen publicly. From February 23rd until March 1st, these documents give us more exact info about what kinds of weapons and other materials are going into Ukraine than what is typically available for everyone to see.

The documents that have been released do not explain any plans for war or how Ukraine might attack. Some people think the numbers are incorrect because they are lower than what U.S. officials have said about Russian troops deaths, which is why they are questioning whether these documents are real or not.

Friday, an official from the Pentagon said they asked the Justice Department to investigate something. The Justice Department then responded and said it had started its investigation.

People have started asking questions about the source and accuracy of some documents, and there are rumors that other documents have recently been seen on social media platforms. So, an investigation is being done to look into this situation.

Ukraine’s military intelligence directorate spokesperson, Andriy Yusov, said on Ukrainian TV that it is very important to remember that in the past few decades, Russian special services have made most of their progress while editing photos in Photoshop. After looking at all the information they gathered from open sources, they noticed false and incorrect numbers when examining how many people were injured or killed between both sides.

On Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with his military leaders to talk about how to keep their defense plans safe and not let the information get out.

If the documents posted online are real, it’s worrying because they contain secret information about the war in Ukraine. Nobody knows who first posted them or if they are even true. People want to know what other secrets about Ukraine or any future wars might be spread around.

The New York Times news agency found and told the public about some documents involving Ukraine. Later, other documents related to China, the Middle East and other topics about national security started appearing on social media platforms.

A government agent said that the papers they got look like ones the U.S. gets every day, but some of the numbers in them are wrong. Even if the documents were real though, the U.S. thinks there isn’t much important information in them, because it’s the type of stuff that Russia probably already knows or can figure out on their own by looking at what is happening on the ground. Somebody spoke about this anonymously so that nobody knows who gave this information.

The charts and graphs show how the U.S Army was doing a month ago, how they moved in the last 24 hours, how many people were involved, and what the weather will be like.

There are mistakes in some documents regarding how many people have been injured or killed due to the fighting between Russia and Ukraine. Based on what officials have said, it looks like over 100,000 Russians and Ukrainians were involved in the conflict, but they haven’t provided an exact number recently.

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