What have we learned from Pentagon leaks?

One intelligence expert has said that these

leaks

are one of the four most important

leaks

of this century. Sky News has reviewed more than 50 of the documents, one of them marked top secret and not to be shared with foreign citizens, showing Russian advances on the front line and behind, but on March 1 in great detail with groupings of troops and a number of casualties, we

have

blurred parts of this document or let's take this a little later, on March 23, refers to the presence of a small number of Western Special Forces. operating within Ukraine without specifying its activities or location.

We

have

also deleted parts of the document that are confidential. This now suggests that the UK had the largest contingent of 50 Special Forces soldiers - that's more than four other countries combined - even though the British government never announced this. the deployment of Special Forces inside Ukraine and then there are dozens of other revelations in these documents: The US apparently warned that Ukraine's long-awaited offensive could only produce limited territorial gains means it also warned that Ukraine was in danger of running out missiles for its air defense systems, we don't know if this is still the case or if Egypt's president is supposedly drawing up plans to secretly send 40,000 rockets to Russia to avoid problems with the West, so this is an extremely significant jump.

Apparently it was not a whistleblower determined to get as much attention as possible, but rather the documents were posted to a small group on Discord and an online platform originally developed for gamers apparently to impress people within that group and remained there for weeks without be noticed, but the documents were leaked. from one group on Discord to a larger one, look how one person announced it,

what

they said is here, they have some leaked documents, they went to the 410 forum and the messaging app Telegram before heading to Twitter and the world. Attention, a government including the United Kingdom, Ukraine and South Korea have said the leagues contain inaccurate or potentially manipulated information, but the US government's reaction to Dr.

Sarah's arrest and indictment gives every reason to believe that much of

what

they describe is authentic.