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Trump fears delay intel
A Reuters investigation based on accounts from eight current and former officials and other informed sources found that U.S. intelligence sharing on Iran and other threats has slowed—and at times temporarily ground to a halt—during Donald Trump’s second term. Disputes between the CIA and the office of Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard intensified, after which the CIA withdrew from preparing joint assessments. The FBI also stopped sharing some information with the National Counterterrorism Center for weeks. Former officials warn that the dispute and political pressure could undermine analysts’ independence and leave policymakers with incomplete assessments, especially as Iran once again moves to the forefront of U.S. military planning.
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