Pentagon forces staff to take lie detector tests as Trump rages over ‘treasonous’ leaks

About 50 officers sit through a polygraph in Donald Trump’s hunt for source who revealed US munitions shortages.

The investigators asked military officers and civilian employees if they disclosed classified information and about whether they provided information about a shortage of long-range missiles and Patriot interceptors.

The investigators asked military officers and civilian employees if they disclosed classified information and about whether they provided information about a shortage of long-range missiles and Patriot interceptors.

‘Securing classified information is critical to ensuring the security of the United States and of our troops deployed around the world’

The Pentagon has reportedly subjected some high-ranking military officials and civilian employees to polygraph tests as part of an effort to identify suspected leaks to journalists, including disclosures about U.S. munitions stockpiles being depleted by the war with Iran. The reported crackdown comes after multiple new

About 50 US military personnel on the Joint Staff are undergoing lie-detector tests in an unprecedented hunt for classified information leaks to journalist

The Pentagon is reportedly investigating how classified information made its way into journalists’ hands.

The report by The New York Times stated that military officers and civilian employees of US Military's Joint Staff were asked if they leaked sensitive information to journalists.

Daniel Heuer / REUTERS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has launched a frantic hunt for leakers in the Pentagon following a series of damning news reports. The New York Times reports that around 50 members of the Joint Staff have been subjected to polygraph tests in an attempt to find the source of stories on military m

Some of the U.S. military’s highest-ranking officials were subject to polygraph tests as part of a sweeping Pentagon investigation into leaks to journalists on dwindling weapons stockpiles amid the Iran war, multiple reports suggest. Military officials and civilian employees were tested in August, including roughly 50

Reports of dwindling US weapons stocks have triggered an unusually sweeping hunt for leakers inside the Pentagon.

Around 50 military officers from the US Joint Staff are reported to have been subjected to the extraordinary test

Report: Pentagon gave dozens of Joint Staff members polygraphs in leak probe  haaretz.com

US government investigators have subjected around 50 members of the US military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing officials briefed on the move.It added that the tests included questions about leaks that revealed how the Iran war created a shortage

President Trump has pushed administration officials to aggressively pursue those responsible for leaks.

50 US Joint Staff officials face polygraph testsUS government investigators subjected roughly 50 members of the Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists. The investigation centred on leaks about dwindling US stocks of advanced weapons, according to reports.According to multiple media reports, members of

Top US military officials subjected to polygraph tests over information leaks on weapons stockpiles, CBS reports  Dawn

Several dozens high-ranking military officials were reportedly given polygraph tests last month as part of sweeping investigation into the disclosure of classified information about the country’s munitions stockpile. About 50 senior officials in the War Department were subjected to the lie-detector tests after media re

NYT: 50 US Joint Staff members take polygraph test over Iran war leaks In an extraordinary move, US government investigators have subjected 50 members of the American military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, including about how the Iran war has created a shortage of crucial munitions,

About 50 people were tested, an unparalleled inquiry that comes in the wake of news reports about the war with Iran and the U.S. military’s diminished stocks of munitions.