A leak of US documents about alleged Israeli plans

 Rick Moran:

A "deeply concerning" leak of U.S. classified documents apparently involving Israel's preparations for a retaliatory attack on Iran was posted on the Telegram Channel of "Middle East Spectator," which is described as pro-Iranian.

CNN authenticated the documents attributed to the U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) and National Security Agency (NSA). Any intelligence from those agencies is among the most closely guarded secrets of the U.S. government.

“The leak is very concerning. There’s some serious allegations being made there, an investigation underway, and I’ll get a briefing on that in a couple of hours,” Speaker of the House Mike Johnson told CNN’s “State of the Union. “We’re following it closely.”

One of the documents says the Israeli Air Force is preparing for a strike on Iran in retaliation for Iran's missile barrage earlier this month, and conducted “a second large-force employment exercise." The Air Force is “likely to practice air-to-air refueling and combat search and rescue operations with a large number of aircraft,” according to the documents as reported by Politico.

Another document, attributed to the NSA, reports that "Israeli air force exercises involving air-to-surface missiles, also believed to be in preparation for a strike on Iran," according to CNN.
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If Israel has such plans they would be an appropriate response to Iran's recently unprovoked missile attack on Israel that was thwarted by the Israeli missile defense system.  Iran is currently in the grips of a bunch of Islamic religious bigots who hate Israel for rejecting Islam.  Congress should find those responsible for the leak and bring them to justice.  They are a serious threat to an important US ally.

See also:

US Investigating Unauthorized Release of Classified Documents on Israel Attack Plans

And:

 There Appears to Have Been a Severe Intelligence Leak at the Pentagon

And:

 Leaked documents show US intelligence on Israel’s plans to attack Iran, sources say

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