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Combat Camera video of the airstrike was made by the bomber aircraft involved. When the
Pentagon investigation on the incident was released in 2009, it did not include the video. By May 2010,
WikiLeaks had an encrypted copy of the video it had received from then U.S. Army Specialist
Chelsea Manning and was attempting to decrypt it. In a March 2013 statement,
Julian Assange disputed prior news reports claiming WikiLeaks had been unable to decrypt the file and alleged that the video "documented a massacre, a
war crime." Assange said WikiLeaks no longer had the video due to former spokesperson
Daniel Domscheit-Berg deleting it and other files when he left WikiLeaks in September 2010 and a Swedish Intelligence operation conducted in September 2010 in which other copies of the video were also lost. ==See also==