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WikiLeaks Releases 500 Files Showing US ‘Arming and Funding’ Yemeni Forces

by Jason Murdock | Nov 25, 2016 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy

Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks has released a fresh collection of 500 internal documents allegedly from the United States embassy in Sana'a, the largest city in Yemen, consisting of 200 emails and 300 PDFs detailing military operations prior to the war in the region. The documents, dubbed The Yemen Files, include official emails and messages from the Office for Military Cooperation (OMC) – a US government-backed entity based in the embassy that allegedly helped security forces in the region to improve counter-terrorism abilities. The leak, the source of which remains unknown, spans 2009 to...

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