You can find the leaks at cablegate.wikileaks.org Whistleblower website WikiLeaks has released over 250000 classified US documents, some of which unveil that the US embassies across the world are part of an espionage network. The new documents touch on issues ranging from US involvement in spying against UN to harsh criticism of war in Afghanistan. According to some excerpts of the documents obtained from the US embassy cables and published on Sunday evening in The New York Times, The Guardian, and the German magazine Der Speigel, the United States has been using its embassies around the world as part of a global espionage network by recruiting some diplomats to spy on certain political leaders and different individuals with sensitive information on key international issues. The leaked files indicate that since last year the United States has been engaged in a spying campaign against UN's secretariat under the US Secretary of State's order. The files also reveal that Washington coerced its allies around the world into distancing themselves from Iran as part of US policy to isolate Tehran. The Guardian newspaper leaked some excerpts of the secret documents including alleged links between the Russian government and organized crime, harsh criticism of the military operations in the nine-year-old war in Afghanistan as well claims of inappropriate behavior by a member of the British royal family. The release of over 250000 classified documents has already angered the US, with ...