sunday over new startling documents from the website wikileaks. thousands of classified state department cables were released by the website today. among the disclosures, that the u.s. has made secret efforts to remove enriched uranium from a pakistani research reactor fearing it could be used to make a nuclear device. u.s. and south korean officials have made game plans to deal with a possible collapse of the north korean government. and china has conducted computer hacking attacks against the west. some of the most gripping disclosures involve iran, as we hear now from national security correspondent david martin at the pentagon. reporter: when a ahmadinejad was elected president of iran, the then commander of u.s. forces in the middle east general job abizaid met with arab military leaders, all agreed with abizaid that iran new president seemed crazy. that cable one of a quarter million state department documents released by wikileaks details a meeting in the united arab
control mode. sunday, the whistle-blowing website wikileaks released hundreds of thousands of classified state department documents chronicling behind-the-scenes relations between the u.s. and foreign governments. exposing back room deals and unflattering profiles of world leaders including some u.s. allies. preeti arla is in washington with details on this. good morning, preeti. reporter: good morning, betty. none of the revelations are said particularly explosive but the white house has condemned the release saying it puts diplomats and other intelligence officials at risk. wikileaks latest security breach has the u.s. government on worldwide damage control. lots of things which were understood in private and may have not been even talked about explicitly suddenly are out there in the cold light of day. reporter: the white house sunday condemned the release of more than 250,000 diplomatic cables by the website s founder julian assange, calling it reckless and dangero