It controversially published nearly 77,000 classified US military documents on the war in Afghanistan on July 23 and has said it will publish another 15,000 within the next couple of weeks.
Wikileaks has been heavily criticised by US authorities and others for endangering lives with the Afghan leaks.
The site, which has also previously leaked information leading to shocking revelations in places ranging from Iraq to Iceland, did not provide any further details about the CIA paper it planned to release.
Investigation continues
Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, has also been at the centre of controversy in recent days.
A Swedish prosecutor said on Wednesday she will continue investigating an accusation of molestation against Assange but has dismissed another case that was initially labelled a suspected rape.
Assange has denied both allegations.
Eva Finne, Sweden's chief prosecutor, said she had questioned the woman who had filed the rape complaint and decided that there were no grounds to suspect Assange of any type of crime in that case.
In the other case, which involved a different woman, Finne said the "suspicion of molestation remains" and that Assange would be questioned in the investigation.
The warrant and the rape charge were dropped on Saturday.
'Smear campaign'
Assange, in an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera English on Sunday, said the accusations are part of a smear campaign to discredit Wikileaks.
He said that he had been forewarned by Australian intelligence on August 11 to expect a campaign against him, though it was unclear who was behind it.
"It is clearly a smear campaign ... the only question is who was involved," Assange, who is an Australian national, said.
"We can have some suspicions about who would benefit, but without direct evidence I would not be willing to make a direct allegation."
Assange said that the accusations were completely untrue and that this was just one of many attempts to discredit him.
"This is the first sexual related we've had, but we have seen 14 fabricated documents, for example, that have appeared in various places about this organisation which have been shown to be clear fakes," he said.
"So there are significant forces pushing to perceive things in a particular way."
Assange has hired Leif Silbersky, one of Sweden's top defence lawyers, to represent him.
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