Pentagon restricts info access after leak

Reports have been published indicating that the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) has withdrawn a wide range of classified secret documents, including a confidential computer system used by defense officials and the U.S. military, following a leak of a Washington Post report about military concerns over prolonging the war with Iran. These documents were removed from an internal portal on the SIPRNet network, but it remains unclear whether they are still accessible through other means, or how this might impact military planning operations, as access to this information is gradually being limited. This could slow down military decision-making and affect coordination among forces. This step comes as part of President Biden's efforts to reduce information leaks, following a series of measures including stricter security protocols for employees and the media.

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