‘Treasonous’: Pentagon forces staff to take polygraphs in hunt for leaks to journalists
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The Pentagon has taken the extraordinary step of subjecting about 50 members of the US military's Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, including about the Iran war and a shortage of crucial munitions.
- The polygraph tests were administered due to leaks to journalists.
- The leaks also included information about a shortage of crucial munitions.
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The leaks and subsequent investigation may impact national security and the relationship between the military and the media
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