On Sunday, April 9, the deputy press secretary of the Pentagon, Sabrina Singh, stated that the United States is assessing how the leaked secret American documents, which, among other things, detail the work of the US security services and military departments, could affect national security.
Washington is examining the impact the documents could have on "US national security, as well as allies and partners," Singh said, acknowledging that the "leaks" may contain classified and top secret information. The verification of the authenticity of the documents still needs to be completed.
