Bradley Manning Pleads Guilty to Some Charges
Accused of leaking classified files to Wikileaks
Washington. A US soldier accused of leaking a trove of secret files to WikiLeaks has offered to plead guilty to some but not all of the charges he faces in a pending court-martial, his defense lawyer said.
Bradley Manning, 24, "is not pleading guilty to the specifications as charged by the government," his attorney, David Coombs wrote on his blog on Wednesday.
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