The former Massachusetts Air National Guard member pleaded guilty in March to leaking highly classified military documents online, including about the war in Ukraine.

The leaks embarrassed the Pentagon, which tightened controls to safeguard classified information and disciplined members found to have intentionally failed to take required action about Teixeira’s suspicious behavior. Ukrainians fear Trump will cut off ...

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Prosecutors will urge a U.S. judge on Tuesday to sentence Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira to nearly 17 years in prison for leaking online highly classified military documents, including records related to Russia's war in Ukraine.

Prosecutors said that Teixeira's actions represent one of the most severe breaches of the Espionage Act in recent memory.

A Massachusetts Air National Guard member who pleaded guilty to leaking highly classified military documents about the war in Ukraine is expected to be sentenced in federal court Tuesday

I wanted to say I’m sorry for all the harm that I brought and caused,” Teixeira said, referencing the “maelstrom” he caused. “I understand all the

Teixeira previously pleaded guilty to leaking highly classified military documents related to the war in Ukraine.

Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira was sentenced to 15 years in prison Tuesday after admitting that he shared highly classified military documents about the war in Ukraine on Discord. The disgraced 22-year-old former Massachusetts Air National guardsman will also be subject to three years of supervised release when his prison term is up,