“Donald Trump’s administration plans to limit the exchange of secret information with Congress after the leakage of internal evaluation data, according to which Saturday bombardment of Iranian nuclear facilities proved less successful than the President claimed.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Axios with reference to four sources in the administration
Details: According to sources, “Military Intelligence Agency Assessment” (DIA) was posted in the internal government system of exchange of CapNet’s secret information, which is used to communicate between administration and congress, late in Monday night. And the next day, the reports appeared in CNN and The New York Times.
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The publications stated that the consequences of the blows only rejected Iran’s nuclear program for several months, not “destroyed”, as Trump previously claimed.
This leakage caused acute dissatisfaction in the White House. According to the interlocutors, the FBI has already started investigating the incident.
The sources in the administration also reported that they plan to limit the placement of information in the CapNET system.
“We are declaring the war on information,” a high -ranking white house official said.
“The intelligence community finds out how to strengthen its processes in order to prevent further leaks from the” deep state “of reconnaissance analysis, which has a” low level of confidence “in the media,” the source said.
“As soon as we place information on CapNet – it is leaking. There is no reason to do it again,” the source said in the administration.
Prehistory:
- US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset on Wednesday, June 25, stated that Pentagon had launched a criminal investigation into a potential leakage of a secret report of the military intelligence agency.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also denied such media statements. He stressed that after the American blow, Iran is “much remote from nuclear weapons.”
- It should be noted after the media published information about the Iran Iran’s scout – US President Donald Trump attacked them for it.
- Special Messenger Trump in the Middle East, Steve Witcoff called the publication of exploration of the US strike on Iran “treacherous.”
- Later, the US president compared the US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities with Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombardment during World War II.