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The White House maintains a criminal investigation to clarify the responsibilities of filtering WikiLeaks

Washington fears reprisals. The U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, has assumed that the disclosure of Wikileaks over classified documents of American diplomacy “endanger our relations with important allies in the world.”

Holder stressed that the Government of Washington “condemned” the leak of about 250,000 diplomatic cables U.S. embassies and missions, which “poses a risk to national security “of the country.

He explained that “endangers national security by more concrete level because it affects the people who serve as diplomats, our intelligence assets.” “And what is more important,” said Holder, jeopardizing our relationship with important allies around the world. ”

Also, the Attorney General reported that the U.S. government holds open a criminal investigation with the Department of Defense to clarify the responsibilities of the leak.

“I can not advance even results, but the criminal investigation is underway,” he said in an appearance before reporters.

The messages exchanged embassies reveal, among other things, how the State Department ordered to spy on UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, or the doubts that have awakened the U.S. Government other international leaders.

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