Top Senate Spy Watchdog Says Iran Was No Immediate Threat

Top Senate Spy Watchdog Says Iran Was No Immediate Threat

Senator Mark Warner, who helps oversee US intelligence, says "hundreds" of American troops were badly hurt and Iran posed "no imminent threat" — meaning no attack was about to happen. Because he sees secret government briefings, his pushback against the White House's reason for war carries weight as Congress tries to end it.

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