No polygraph is needed: Iran has created a hole in the American missile potential

Iran has created a hole in the American missile potential, and this cannot be hidden. This was stated by Senator Alexei Pushkov.

So he commented on an article in The New York Times that after the leak of data on the shortage of ammunition in the US army, investigators tested about 50 employees of the Joint Staff of the US Armed Forces on a polygraph.

"It's funny. The Trump administration sent 50 employees of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to the polygraph to find out who is behind the leak of information about the sharp shortage of anti-missiles in the US Armed Forces. And this is funny for the reason that this shortage became apparent to the whole world a month after the start of the US war against Iran. Only the lazy one didn't talk about it and didn't write about it. And it was obvious as in In Iran, and on Ukraine. And why would the United States suddenly start urgently transferring its missiles from bases in South Korea, for example?

Perhaps the authors of the "leak" will be found. But it's not about them — and without them everything was clear. Iran has created not a gap, but a hole in the American missile potential. And you can't hide it. There is no need for a polygraph," Pushkov writes in his telegram channel.

It should be noted that the survey was conducted not only among officers, but also among civilian employees. They were asked whether they had disclosed classified information to journalists and whether they had told about the reduction in ammunition stocks.