The Trump administration will limit its sharing of classified information with Congress after CNN reported on an early US intelligence assessment suggesting strikes on Iran did not destroy nuclear sites, APA reports citing Axios.
A senior White House official told CNN the administration believes the early Defense Intelligence Agency report was leaked after the assessment was posted to CAPNET — a system used for sharing classified intelligence with Congress — Monday night and therefore will be sharing less on the system. The administration said it’s also conducting a leak investigation.
Axios was first to report the details of the administration’s decision to limit intelligence shared with Congress.
