believe they contain classified and highly sensitive materials. the criminal investigation has also been opened into the case which is believed to be the biggest leak of classified information since edward snowden gave classified documents to journalists back in 2013. we still do not know who is behind this particular round of leaks but us officials believe it might have originated in the united statesjust based on the breadth and depth of information contained within these documents. however they have not ruled out russia or russian sympathisers. in terms of the documents themselves we had a couple of different brands of leaks, the first happened back in march, a handful documents mostly pertaining to the war in ukraine. this was sensitive material containing maps and photographs and timelines and specifically it did mention a potential spring offensive,
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to protest against vladimir putin do not want to be labelled as american patsies, they do not want to be seen as pawns for the american government, so i think in the state department in particular, if you ask those folks, they would prefer that the united statesjust let things run its course. it is hard to see, isn t it, any way out of this war that does not end up with russia taking a larger slice of ukraine even than it has already got. can the united states live with that? you have got to remember, a lot of people in the biden administration, or in the 0bama administration, eight years ago, when russia invaded crimea, a lot of them feel like the united states response was not forceful enough and i think there are a lot of people in the foreign policy establishment now who are concerned that whatever happens, whatever kind of resolution, short of a full russian withdrawal back to the original borders, which serve as further encouragement somewhere down the line.