Wikileaks‘ document dumps that shook world

Wikileaks, an international non-profit organization that publishes classified media from anonymous sources, has been responsible for several document dumps that have had significant impact on global politics and public perception.

Some of the most notable leaks include the release of classified US military documents in 2010, known as the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs, which provided insight into the realities of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Another major leak was the release of diplomatic cables in 2010, known as Cablegate, which exposed the inner workings of US diplomacy and revealed the frank assessments of world leaders by American diplomats.

These leaks have led to increased transparency and scrutiny of government actions, as well as sparked debates about whistleblowing, freedom of information, and the role of the media in holding those in power accountable.

While Wikileaks‘ methods and motives have been the subject of controversy, there is no denying the impact that their document dumps have had on the world.