U.S. intelligence leaks: 4 key takeaways | About That

U.S. military intelligence documents were leaked through social media. About That producer Kieran Oudshoorn is joined by The Washington Post’s Dan Lamothe to break down what was in the documents, and what it means for the U.S and its allies going forward.

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[jjohnston]

Two reasons for classifying documents: To protect the people affected by the information... To protect the people responsible for the information.

[luismontalvo]

US needs to just stay away from this mess and worry about america

[yuj]

Lapdog allies, like canada, will say "master loves me"😂😂😂😂😂

[sergueivergounov]

The widely advertised Ukrainian Spring Counter-Offensive just fizzled out.😆

[ninemoonplanet]

The "hacking" issue is not really about Canada per se but about the infrastructure between the USA and Canada being "hacked", destroyed, or held for "ransom". Pipelines wander all over the North American continent and the various oil and gas corporations have been "advised", told those lines ARE vulnerable, yet even now the surveillance is spotty at best. Pipeline leaks aren't noticed until there's a drop in pressure. 🤦‍♀️

[luismontalvo]

its not fair that russia is destroying ukraine and if ukrain attacks russia is bad in other eyes

[psnaris]

Apart from the casualty figures, the Pentagon has not claimed that any of them are false and, believe me, they would know that immediately.

[Commentthat]

Only if this information was important.

[mariaaguirre]

All I HAVE 2 SAY GOD IS GOOD...PRAISE GOD ALMIGHTY ALELUYA 🙏 🙌