Nicholas Murphy Unclassified Stipulation, 117 Charged State Dept Cables with Links | US v Pfc. Manning

• posted June 27, 2013

The following cables were listed in the stipulation of testimony of Mr. Nicholas Murphy, Senior Advisor for the Office of Information Program (I.P.S.), Bureau of Administration at the Department of State. Murphy conducted a classification review of 117 cables charged against Manning under the Espionage Act – 18 U.S.C. 793(e).

There are 117 charged Department of State Cales or Telegrams. They are listed below. 96 cables, Murphy said, were classified CONFIDENTIAL in whole or part, and 21 are classified at SECRET in whole or in part.

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• 09STATE92655 SECRETARY’S MEETING WITH HONDURAN PRESIDENT ZELAYA
• 09STATE92657 JCIC-DIP-09-010: U.S. RESPONSE TO RUSSIAS START FORMAT 81 NOTIFICATION REGARDING INCOMPLETENESS OR INSUFFICIENT QUALITY OF THE RECORDING OF TELEMETRIC INFORMATION PROVIDED REGARDING THE TRIDENT II SLBM FLIGHT TEST OF DECEMBER 10, 2008
• 09TEGUCIGALPA891 TFH01: JUSTICE FOR MY ENEMIES: DE FACTO GOVERNMENT VIGOROUSLY PURSUES PROSECUTIONS AGAINST ZELAYA TEAM
• 09TEGUCIGALPA892 PRO-COUP BUSINESSMAN CLAIMS LECH WALESA PLANS VISIT
• 09SANTIAGO835 CHILE: Opposition Candidate Pinera Continues to Lead in Polls, But Faces Tight Second Round Against Frei
• 09SANTODOMINGO1017 SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE EMPHASIZES COMMITMENT TO JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND COOPERATION ON EXTRADITIONS IN MEETING WITH CHARGE
• 09STATE92632 AFGHANISTAN TRANSIT – REQUEST FOR GENERAL AUTHORIZATION
• 09STATE92641 PERSUADING THE GOVERNMENT OF SRI LANKA ON FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT
• 09PRISTINA58 KOSOVO: CONTINUED PROGRESS, CHALLENGES AT KOSOVO PROPERTY AGENCY
• 09RIYADH1156 SAUDI MINISTER OF STATE MADANI ON UAE, YEMEN, SAUDI-ARMENIAN RELATIONS
• 09SANTIAGO831 Lagos on Honduras, Chilean elections
• 09SANTIAGO833 CHILEAN MFA DG IBARRA ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTS: RELATIONS WITH U.S. EXCELLENT, UNASUR STILL KEY FORUM
• 09LIMA1309 VRAE: GOP MOUNTS RESCUE OP FOR STRANDED SOLDIERS
• 09MEXICO2658 MEXICO ON UNRWA AT 60 – SPEAKING ROLE FOR ISRAEL
• 09NEWDELHI267 AMBASSADOR PRESSES MENON TO IMPLEMENT CIVIL NUCLEAR COOPERATION WITH U.S.
• 09PARIS217 FRENCH FEEDBACK ON KOSOVO RECOGNITION STRATEGY
• 09PRAGUE88 CZECH REPUBLIC: RESPONSE TO DEMARCHE ON DISCUSSION OF MEDVEDEV SECURITY PROPOSAL
• 09BOGOTA2873 TWO MEMBERS OF THE AFRO-COLOMBIAN CAUCUS ARRESTED FOR PARAMILITARY TIES
• 09BRASILIA1112 BRAZIL MORE SUPPORTIVE OF U.S. ARAB-ISRAELI NEGOTIATIONS APPROACH BUT NO AID COMMITMENTS YET
• 09BRASILIA1113 AUGUST 4-5 VISIT OF U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR TO BRAZIL
• 09CARACAS1168 CHAVEZ UPS THE ANTE: THE CRIMINALIZATION OF PROTEST
• 08KHARTOUM428 LIAR’S POKER: SUDANESE “CALL AND RAISE” ON USG NON-PAPER
• 09ADDISABABA1063 SCENESETTER FOR VISIT OF AMB. RICE TO ETHIOPIA
• 09BAGHDAD2390 MALIKI ADVISOR SAYS PM UNLIKELY TO JOIN SHI’A COALITION; FEARS IRAN WILL FOMENT VIOLENCE IN RUN-UP TO ELECTION
• 09BAMAKO85 IS THE REBELLION OVER? MALI BEATS BACK BAHANGA AND PREPARES FOR PEACE IN KIDAL
• 07VILNIUS13 LITHUANIA STRUGGLING TO MEET SCHENGEN REQUIREMENTS
• 08AMMAN535 AS NEW POLITICAL PARTY RULES LOOM, JORDANIAN POLITICIANS MANEUVER
• 08CAIRO569 ARAB LEAGUE’S HISHAM YOUSEF ON SUMMIT AND “YEMENI INITIATIVE”
• 08DARESSALAAM206 TANZANIA: MINISTER MEMBE BRIEFS AMBASSADOR GREEN ON COMOROS PLANS, ZIMBABWE ELECTIONS
• 08KHARTOUM246 UNAMID COMMANDER: BUILDING UP WHAT WE HAVE SHOULD BE THE PRIORITY
• 07USUNNEWYORK573 U.S. OFFICIALS BRIEF UNSYG ON PRESIDENT’S CLIMATE CHANGE INITIATIVE, DISCUSS DARFUR
• 07USUNNEWYORK575 UPDATE ON UN EFFORTS TO SET UP LEBANON TRIBUNAL
• 07USUNNEWYORK578 RUSSIA TRASHES MINIMALIST KOSOVO DRAFT RESOLUTION
• 07VIENTIANE12 REPRESENTATIVE MCCOLLUM MEETS NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LEADERS
• 07SANSALVADOR1375 EL SALVADOR: CONCURRENCE WITH 1206 FUNDING PROPOSALS
• 07SANTODOMINGO28 DOMINICANS FIGHT CORRUPTION – MUCH BARK, LITTLE BITE, SHOOTING SNAFU WITH JUSTICE OFFICIALS
• 07SUVA18 FIJI UPDATE 1/8/07: INTERIM GOVERNMENT MINISTERS; CHAUDHRY TO FINANCE; INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCES; APPARENT MURDER IN RFMF CUSTODY
• 07TUNIS47 SCENESETTER FOR VISIT OF DAS CARPENTER
• 07RANGOON22 THAN SHWE REPORTEDLY RETURNING TO BURMA
• 07REYKJAVIK203 Icelandic MFA announces inquiry into alleged CIA detainee flights
• 07RIYADH21 DEMARCHE DELIVERED: SECURING REGIONAL BORDERS AGAINST INFLUX OF FOREIGN FIGHTERS AND WEAPONS TO SOMALIA
• 07RIYADH22 FOLLOW UP ON AL MANAR AND AL AKSA TELEVISION; ARMS FOR LEBANESE ARMED FORCES
• 07RIYADH23 SAG STATES NO HIGH-LEVEL ENGAGEMENT OF SYRIAN OFFICIALS
• 07NEWDELHI80 CONGRESS GOVERNMENT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH PASSES A RELIGIOUS CONVERSION BAN
• 07PANAMA1197 PANAMA POST: EDITION V
• 07PANAMA1198 PANAMA: UIGHUR DEMARCHE DELIVERED TO 1ST VP AND FM
• 07PARIS4722 GERMAN DIPLOMAT AT FRENCH MFA DESCRIBES CAUTIOUS, CONSTRUCTIVE RELATIONS
• 07PARIS4723 FRANCE AND THE WTO AG BIOTECH CASE
• 07LAPAZ1949 OPPOSITION POLITICIAN PHYSICALLY ATTACKS INDIGENOUS LEADER
• 07LIMA2400 PERU FACES A “TORNADO OF PROTESTS”
• 07MINSK1024 AMBASSADOR VISITS HOSPITALIZED YOUTH LEADER FEDARUK
• 07MOSCOW5824 U.S., RUSSIA, AND EUROPEAN COOPERATION: FIRST WE NEED TO REMOVE OBSTACLES
• 07MOSCOW5825 RUSSIAN ELITES AHEAD OF RULING PARTY CONFERENCE
• 07DHAKA24 AMBASSADOR AND BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION MET WITH SHEIKH HASINA REGARDING MILITARY COUP
• 07KABUL68 DETAINEE LEGAL FRAMEWORK: GOA REPRESENTATIVES CONVENE TO DISCUSS TEST CASES, REVIEW BOARD
• 07KINGSTON25 JAMAICA: MALARIA UPDATE
• 07KUALALUMPUR40 MALAYSIA STILL WAVERING ON BURMA RESOLUTION
• 07LAGOS719 NIGERIA: NEW RIVERS GOVERNOR REINVENTS HIMSELF BUT FACES CHALLENGES IN TRIBUNAL
• 07BRIDGETOWN23 GRENADA TRYING TO READ ST. LUCIA TEA LEAVES
• 07BUENOSAIRES1341 DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER LOOKING FOR BILATERAL RE-ENGAGEMENT
• 07CARACAS2346 PDVSA CASH FLOW PROBLEMS
• 07CARACAS35 CHAVEZ PRESSING AHEAD WITH A SINGLE “REVOLUTIONARY” PARTY
• 07BEIJING152 CHINA URGES UNITED STATES TO BAR MEDIA, PUBLIC EVENTS FOR CHEN SHUI-BIAN TRANSIT STOPS
• 07BEIRUT1958 LEBANON: CHRISTIAN LEADERS DISCUSS BG HAJJ ASSASSINATION, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
• 07BOGOTA101 SCENESETTER FOR VISIT OF GENERAL PACE, CJCS
• 07BOGOTA5118 ON-AGAIN, OFF-AGAIN PEACE TALKS WITH ELN SET TO RESUME JULY 14
• 07BRATISLAVA665 SLOVAKIA: DCM REINFORCES KOSOVO, IRAN POINTS WITH DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER
• 07BAGHDAD63 IRAQ’S SUNNI VP DISCUSSES BAGHDAD SECURITY PLAN, MODERATE FRONT, SADDAM AND IRAN
• 07BAGHDAD64 COR FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR BEGINS 2007 BUDGET REVIEW
• 07BAGHDAD70 KURDISTAN PRESIDENT DISCUSSES OIL REVENUE SHARING, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, RECONSTRUCTION AID
• 07BANGKOK111 AMBASSADOR PRESSES CNS SECRETARY GENERAL ON MARTIAL LAW
• 07BASRAH3 AN AMERICAN KIDNAPPED IN BASRAH
• 07BAGHDAD56 PRT TIKRIT: DOES THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT’S REACH EXTEND TO SALAH AD DIN?
• 07BAGHDAD53 KURDISTAN PRESIDENT BARZANI DISCUSSES PESHMERGA, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND MEDIA FREEDOM
• 07BAGHDAD42 MOI BOLANI SLOW TO DEVELOP REFORM PLAN
• 07BAGHDAD37 IRAQI POLITICAL LEADERS EMPHASIZE IMPORTANCE OF BAGHDAD SECURITY AND MODERATE FRONT, AT DINNER WITH DEFENSE SECRETARY GATES
• 07BAGHDAD36 AMBASSADOR’S JANUARY 5 MEETING WITH IRAQI PM ADVISOR AL-ASKARI
• 07BAGHDAD35 MALIKI’S GROWING WILLINGNESS TO TAKE ON JAM
• 07ASHGABAT1359 RUSSIAN DCM PLAYS UP GREAT GAME TO EXPLAIN U.S. INTERESTS IN TURKMENISTAN
• 07ANKARA2468 TURKEY: POLITICAL REFORMS STALLED AS GOT FOCUSES ON NEW CONSTITUTION
• 07ANKARA23 TURKEY: ERDOGAN IMPATIENT FOR U.S. ACTION AGAINST PKK
• 07ADDISABABA2197 (C-AL7-01035) ETHIOPIA: WFP OFFICIAL DISCUSSES ONLF AND COUNTERINSURGENCY IN OGADEN
• 06TRIPOLI648 LIBYAN CENTRAL BANK ESTABLISHING NEW TRAINING INSTITUTE
• 06TRIPOLI645 LIBYAN DEMARCHE ON CHINA SUMMIT WITH AFRICAN NATIONS
• 06TAIPEI3830 MTAG: UNSCR 1718 AND EXPORT CONTROL
• 06SUVA489 FIJI UPDATE 11/13: GCC TRIES TO MEDIATE; NO STABLE OUTCOME IN SIGHT
• 06SEOUL3885 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE KOH GUN ON NORTH KOREA, ALLIANCE AND DOMESTIC POLITICS
• 06SEOUL3882 ROK TO ANNOUNCE POSITION ON PSI NOVEMBER 13, 2006
• 06RIYADH8811 UNPRECEDENTED MEETING BETWEEN USG AND SAG ON PETROLEUM INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION
• 06PRISTINA948 KOSOVO: PLANNING FOR POSSIBLE SERB REFUGEE MOVEMENTS POST-STATUS SHOWS GAPS IN ABILITY TO HANDLE LARGE MIGRATIONS
• 06PRISTINA947 KOSOVO: UNMIK GETTING OUT OF THE RETURNS BUSINESS
• 06MADRID2956 SPAIN: ACTIVE SUPPORT ON TURKEY/EU; WILL SEEK LEAST DAMAGING OPTION
• 06MADRID2955 SPAIN DOES NOT AGREE WITH KOSOVO TIMEFRAME
• 06KUWAIT4438 IRAQ DEBT FORGIVENESS: “A BLOODY, UPHILL BATTLE”
• 06KUWAIT4430 FREEDOM AGENDA: RUMBLINGS OF ANOTHER PARLIAMENT DISSOLUTION
• 06KATHMANDU3024 PM KOIRALA OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PROSPECTS FOR PEACE
• 06KATHMANDU3023 GETTING A SECURITY COUNCIL MANDATE FOR NEPAL’S PEACE PROCESS
• 06KABUL5435 PRT KHOST: NEW ABP COMMANDER OPTIMISTIC DESPITE DECIMATED/DEMORALIZED FORCE
• 06KABUL5421 PRT TARIN KOWT – GOVERNOR MONIB’S MILITIA
• 06KABUL5420 KARZAI ASKS QUESTIONS ABOUT ANP RANK REFORM
• 06COLOMBO1889 DEFENSE SECRETARY EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT POSSIBLE MAJOR LTTE ATTACK
• 06BELGRADE1681 ICTY ACTION PLAN SCORECARD, OCTOBER 2006
• 06BEIRUT3703 LAHOUD REJECTS PATRIARCH’S CALL TO QUIT
• 06BEIRUT3604 FORMER PM MIKATI INSISTS HE SUPPORTS SINIORA
• 06BEIRUT3603 UN OFFICIALS ON COORDINATION, TRIBUNAL, OVERFLIGHTS, HIZBALLAH
• 06BAGHDAD4205 SCIRI LEADERS BEMOAN LACK OF STRONG SUNNI PARTNERS IN IRAQI GOVERNMENT
• 06BAGHDAD2646 HUNGER STRIKE BY AD-DUJAYL DEFENDANTS
• 06ALGIERS1961 SKIKDA RAMPING UP REFINING, LNG CAPACITY WITH EYE ON EUROPE
• 05ALGIERS1836 DESPITE SOME EARLIER CONCERNS, GOA TAKING POSITIVE STANCE ON LUGAR MISSION AND ITS AFTERMATH
• 99ISLAMABAD495 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: USAMA BIN LADIN
• 10REYKJAVIK13 LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVES TO AN ICESAVE REFERENDUM

These cables are not contained in the Cablegate publication by WikiLeaks:

• 10TOKYO627
• 10BRUSSELS382
• 10GENEVA347
• 10LIMA333
• 10PRETORIA636
• 10RABAT294