Classified Intel Leak Sparks U.S. Investigation Amid Israel-Iran Tensions

The U.S. is probing the leak of classified documents on Israeli military planning against Iran. Released on Telegram, these documents detail Israel's intended strikes in response to Iranian missile attacks. House Speaker Mike Johnson confirmed an ongoing investigation. The Pentagon and other agencies are evaluating the documents' authenticity.

The United States is investigating a leak of highly classified intelligence documents detailing Israeli plans for a potential strike against Iran. House Speaker Mike Johnson revealed the ongoing probe during a Sunday interview, stating, 'We are following it closely.'

These documents, believed to be prepared by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, outline U.S. interpretations of Israeli military strategies, derived from satellite imagery. Circulated last week on the Telegram messaging platform, they describe Israel's responses to an Iranian missile assault from October 1.

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the Pentagon have yet to provide formal comments on the matter. While confirming the authenticity of the leaked documents, officials suggest they offer only a fragment of the full intelligence the U.S. holds regarding Israeli military actions.

(With inputs from agencies.)