US EditionWhite House moves to limit sharing of some classified info with Congress after Iran leak
- On June 23, 2025, President Trump ordered a military strike on Iran's nuclear program involving over 125 aircraft and 70 missiles targeting uranium sites.
- The strike followed reports of Iran's nuclear activities but occurred without prior briefing of senior Democratic lawmakers, sparking accusations of partisanship and oversight failures.
- The Pentagon announced a classified briefing for Congress on June 24 to explain the strike, amid concerns about Iran-linked cyber threats and a terrorism advisory in place until September 25.
- Pete Hegseth, the Defense Secretary, explained that the strike had been planned for several months due to pressing national security issues, and that congressional leaders were only notified after the military aircraft were safely clear of the target.
- The event intensified debate over war powers, congressional oversight, and risks of escalation, as lawmakers demanded transparency while political leaders opposed further unauthorized strikes.
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Trump Admin to Limit Amount of Classified Information It Shares With Congress After Iran Leak Sparks Firestorm
The Trump administration plans to limit the flow of classified information to Congress after a leaked assessment challenged the White House’s claims about the success of U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. The move has ignited a partisan clash over national security, transparency, and the limits of executive authority. Key Facts: The Trump administration will restrict access to classified intelligence shared with Congress following a leak of …
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White House to limit intelligence sharing with Congress after leak of early Iran report
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The DSR Daily for June 26: Iran Strike Fallout Continues - The DSR Network
On the DSR Daily for Thursday, we discuss the White House moving to limit the sharing of classified info with Congress, EU leaders meeting for a post-NATO summit meeting, the Trump administration suing every federal judge in Maryland, and more. Looking for More from the DSR Network? Click Here: https://linktr.ee/deepstateradio
Hegseth, Gabbard, CIA scramble after leaked intel challenge Donald Trump’s Iran nuclear strike ‘obliteration’ boast
White House aims to restrict intelligence sharing with Congress during a crisis. This follows leaked assessments questioning the effectiveness of US strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, leading to a debate over wartime transparency and intelligence reliability.
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