Iran Bombing Intelligence Sparks Congressional Debate

Source: Scoop: Trump to limit sharing classified info with Congress after leak on Iran bombing damage (2025-06-25)

The article reports that U.S. intelligence agencies have provided Congress with information suggesting Iran was involved in planning or supporting potential attacks, leading to heightened tensions and debates over military action. The intelligence details remain classified, but officials indicate that the threat level has increased, prompting discussions about possible responses and the need for further assessment. Lawmakers are divided on how to proceed, with some urging caution and diplomatic efforts, while others advocate for a stronger military stance to deter Iran. The situation underscores ongoing concerns about Iran's regional activities and the challenges in balancing national security interests with diplomatic solutions.

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