Pentagon Polygraphs Target Senior Staff in Leak Probe
The Pentagon has administered polygraph examinations to dozens of high-ranking military and civilian officials as part of an investigation into unauthorized disclosures to journalists. Roughly 50 members of the Joint Staff were reportedly tested in August, with the probe focusing on leaks about dwindling weapons stockpiles during the Iran conflict.
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The investigation involves roughly fifty members of the Joint Staff who underwent lie-detector testing last month. These examinations were directed at senior military and civilian personnel within the department.
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