Wikileaks published a correspondence of the director of the CIA

Wikileaks began publishing information, which, according to her approval, was stolen from the e -mail of the director of the Central Intelligence Directorate (CIA) John Brennan. The first documents are posted on the official website of the organization.

According to the portal, Brennan used an account for several reconnaissance projects. Six documents date back to 2007-2008. Then the analytical company The Analysis Corporation (TAC) created by Brennan advised the team of the current US President Barack Obama on security issues. In those years, the main provisions of Obama policy against China, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran were formulated.

The published letters also relate to the relations of Iran and the USA, the problems of American intelligence after the Cold War and terrorist acts on September 11, 2001. The letters highlight the question of the use of torture during the interrogations of suspects in terrorism.

WikiLeaks did not explain who exactly transferred this information to the organization. It is not known whether it is about breaking the e -mail of the director of the CIA.

Earlier in the media there was information about breaking the private email of Brennan. According to the CIA, the US authorities are testing on this fact.