Pentagon gave polygraph tests to high-ranking officials to find leakers: Reports
Summary
The Pentagon gave lie detector tests in August to many top U.S. military leaders and workers. This was part of an investigation to find out who was sharing secret information with reporters about low weapons supplies related to the conflict with Iran.Key Facts
- The Pentagon used polygraph tests to check for possible leaks of secret information.
- About 50 members of the Joint Staff, high-ranking military officials, were tested.
- The investigation focused on leaks about weapons stockpiles during the Iran war.
- Both military personnel and civilian employees were part of the testing.
- The goal was to stop unauthorized sharing of sensitive military information.
- The testing happened in August.
- The leaks involved details about shrinking weapons supplies.
- The investigation was led by the Pentagon.
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