In the U.S. Embassies There Will Be Personnel Changes
Worldwide, Daily news | ankakh | December 6, 2010 11:13
Washington intends to make significant personnel changes in U.S. embassies around the world in the near future. According to British newspaper “The Independent”, The White House made the decision after the publication on the site WikiLeaks secret correspondence of American diplomats. First the employees of the Department of State will return home whose names appear on the controversial dossier. However, it isn’t known yet when they will begin to withdraw. Meanwhile, the British media wrote that the founder of WikiLeaks Julian Assandzha can be arrested in the next two days.
Note that the Australian is being looked for by the Interpol at the request of Sweden – the country accuses him of rape and molestation. Meanwhile, guide WikiLeaks encourages all its supporters to the portal technical assistance. It comes to providing so-called “mirror sites” that will help keep sensitive information secure and permanent site from hackers.
Last week, the site WikiLeaks unveiled a secret correspondence with the U.S. State Department for its embassy, which then partially published several leading media outlets. Italian Foreign Ministry called the materials “on Sept. 11 in international diplomacy.”
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