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David and Patrick Bishop. Today we look at the US Intelligence League that Reuters has dubbed the most

damaging since the 2013 publication of thousands of documents on WikiLeaks. And we'll consider what this tells us

about the reach of US intelligence, the state of the Ukrainian armed forces, and the consequences

of the leak for the upcoming Ukrainian counteroffensive. We're also going to be discussing a

couple of interesting developments within Russia. Those are reports that Fagner Group boss

Yvgeny Pryogsian is advancing his political aspirations by seeking to gain control of a Russian

political party and that Igor Girkin, the former Russian officer and ardent nationalist,

has formed the so-called club of angry patriots, a social movement designed to protect

the influence of the pro-war faction within the Russian government. But first, let's have a look

at those intelligence leaks, because it's been all over the news this week. The documents,

around a hundred in number and labelled secret and top secret, first appeared on social media

sites in March and purportedly

reveal details of Ukrainian military vulnerabilities and information about allies, including Israel,

South Korea and Turkey. Now, they appear to be Pentagon reports written in the format used to

provide updates to senior leaders and would typically be available to thousands of people

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