Pentagon prepares 400,000 Iraqi files to it on Wikileaks

A group of 120 people was formed to investigate the possible impact and damage of disclosure documents, which promises to be the recent release of more than 70,000 U.S. classified military files to eclipse the war in Afghanistan to evaluate.

Col. Dave Lapan, spokesman for the Pentagon, said the timing of the leak is unclear, but the Defence Ministry was ready to dump paper as early as Monday or Tuesday.

A few new data said a "database reporting tactics" in Iraq that lists SIGACTS ("significant activities") related to major military operations, movement of personnel and tribal alliances with personalities and allies.

The news from Afghanistan in July asked, Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warns that Wikileaks U.S. soldiers and Afghan civilians employed with the NATO forces, as can kill documents contain the names.

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