The entire cache of unredacted WikiLeaks documents has been released by unknown parties. Wikileaks and the Guardian newspaper are both blaming each other for the action. Screen capture/Wikileaks.orgWikiLeaks Makes All Its U.S. Diplomatic Cables Public -- McClatchy News
WASHINGTON — The whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks made public its entire cache of pirated State Department cables Thursday night in a torrent of once secret information that is sure to renew debate over the impact of one of the largest security breaches in U.S. history.
After nearly nine months in which the 251,287 cables had been trickling out at a pace that guaranteed there would be WikiLeaks documents still unreleased 10 years from now, the website announced on Twitter that all of the cables had been made public.
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