PRESS BRIEFING - Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell discusses the Defense Department's response to Wikileaks during a press briefing at the Pentagon, Aug. 5, 2010. DoD photo by Cherie CullenPentagon Demands Documents Back From Wikileaks, Wants Files Deleted -- The Hill
The Pentagon demanded Thursday that Wikileaks hand over classified Afghanistan war documents published leaked to the website.
Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell at Thursday's briefing said "the only acceptable course" is for Wikileaks to turn some 15,000 documents still being reviewed by the website back to the U.S. government and delete all the files from its website pertaining to the original nearly 92,000 documents posted July 25.
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