Pentagon leak raises concerns over national security.
US allies express concern about the government's handling of sensitive material following a massive intelligence leak, but said they can't afford to restrict information sharing with the United States, with its vast electronic spying capability that exceeds that of any other nation. The trove of leaked documents revealed details of military advances by China, granular information about Ukraine's battlefield vulnerabilities in the war with Russia, and foreign nations' plans to supply Moscow with arms. While some allies and partners have remarkable spying capabilities in their regions, no other single nation has the global reach of the National Security Agency (NSA) and its vast signals intelligence (SIGINT) operation.
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