WikiLeaks later claimed that its infrastructure was "under sustained attack," following its announcement of AKP emails.
Turkey has banned access to the material.
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WikiLeaks releases thousands of Turkey gov’t emails
20 July 2016
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WikiLeaks has published 294,546 emails along with thousands of attached files from 762 mail boxes that allegedly belong to the primary email domain of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan`s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), Al Jazeera reported.
The most recent email in the trove released by the whistle-blowing organization on Tuesday was sent on July 6, 2016. The oldest dates back to 2010.
WikiLeaks later claimed that its infrastructure was "under sustained attack," following its announcement of AKP emails.
Turkey has banned access to the material.
WikiLeaks later claimed that its infrastructure was "under sustained attack," following its announcement of AKP emails.
Turkey has banned access to the material.
