Military Personnel Indicted for Sharing Classified Information on Dating Sites
TL;DR
Retired US army colonel David Franklin Slater has been charged with illegally sharing classified information about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine through a foreign dating website to a person he believed was a woman in Ukraine. Slater, who had a top security clearance while working at US Strategic Command, faces a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison for conspiracy to transmit and the transmission of national defense information.
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- Retired US army colonel charged with sharing Ukraine secrets on dating site The Guardian US
- Offutt-based STRATCOM employee indicted, accused of leaking military secrets on foreign dating site KETV Omaha
- Retired Army Lt. Colonel employed at Offutt indicted on classified documents charges WOWT
- Air Force employee charged with disclosing classified information on foreign dating website NBC News
- US Air Force employee charged with disclosing classified information on dating website Reuters
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