John Kerry Asks to Consider Delaying the Publication of Torture Report

After the months of wrangling between the US senate and the white house over the so called torture report, an eleventh hour intervention by the Secretary of State further delays.  Secretary of State John Kerry has asked for more delays to the publications for the long awaited US senate report in to the use of Torture by CIA in the years after the September 11 attacks. Mr. Kerry called the chair of senate for the Intelligence Committee, to ask her consider delaying the publications of the report because of security concerns at the US mission abroad, in this way, John Kerry say, the investigation should go on further. The Telegraph understands the call from Mr. Kerry, which was first reported by the Bloomberg, came 24 hours after the director of national intelligence submitted a detailed report on Congress setting out the potential danger of publishing. Along with this an official representative told the Associated press that Mr. Kerry called Sen. Feinstein to talk about the implications of the publicly releasing report giving the current tense situation in numerous world hotspots. On the other hand, the spokesman denied admitting and commenting, when he was contacted by the Telegraph representative. And Senior official said from the Senate that Pentagon will be warned about the Military Combatants commanders.