National security was compromised from "summary" of The Pentagon Papers by George Herring
The release of the Pentagon Papers has raised serious concerns about the security of the nation. The unauthorized disclosure of classified information has potentially jeopardized the safety and well-being of the American people. By revealing sensitive details about government decision-making processes and military operations, the leak has exposed vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could be exploited by enemies of the United States. The compromise of national security is not merely a theoretical risk; it has real-world implications that could have far-reaching consequences. The information contained in the Pentagon Papers could be used by hostile actors to undermine U. S. interests, threaten the safety of American citizens, and disrupt international relations. The exposure of covert operations and intelligence-gathering methods could compromise ongoing efforts to combat threats to national security. Moreover, the unauthorized release o...
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