WikiLeaks may have withheld emails that implicated the Russian government in a transference of €2 billion out of Syria in 2011, according to a new report.
The organization in 2012 published a trove of documents known as “The Syria Files,” which included more two million emails from Syrian officials obtained by RevoluSec, a branch of the international hacking collective Anonymous.
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