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OPSEC Nightmare: Leaking US Military Plans to a Reporter

Posted on March 25, 2025
OPSEC Nightmare: Leaking US Military Plans to a Reporter

Experts say the leakage of US military plans to a reporter this month reflects a severe operational security failure on the part of US leadership.

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