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The man suspected of leaking top secret military documents on social media is doing court today

in Massachusetts. The documents revealed US assessments of the war in Ukraine as well as

sensitive secrets about American allies.

FBI agents swarmed the family home of Jack Tashira, a 21-year-old member of

the Massachusetts Air National Guard. And the arrest followed a week-long search for the person

who exposed Pentagon secrets. So what do we know about the accused leaker?

NPR Cybersecurity correspondent Jenna McLaughlin has been reporting on all this and is with us now

to tell us more good morning Jenna. Good morning. So this is a fast-moving story,

so if you would first just walk us through the timeline.

Absolutely, so the search for Jack Tashira has been a whirlwind.

Everyone's been working backwards to try to find the original source of these documents,

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