Pentagon Says Snowden Took Most U.S. Secrets Ever: Rogers
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The Pentagon concluded that Edward Snowden committed the biggest theft of U.S. secrets in history, downloading about 1.7 million intelligence files, including information that could put personnel in jeopardy, according to lawmakers.
The Defense Department found that Snowden’s disclosures last year could “gravely impact” national security and that much of what he took is related to current military operations, Representative Mike Rogers, chairman of the House intelligence committee, said in a statement yesterday on the findings.