Lessons of Iraq Aided Intelligence On Iran

Washington Post by Joby Warrick. Walter Pincus | Dec. 5, 2007 (News Report)
Officials Cite New Caution And a Surge in Spying

The starkly different view of Iran's nuclear program that emerged from U.S. spy agencies this week was the product of a surge in clandestine intelligence-gathering in Iran as well as radical changes in the way the intelligence community analyzes information. Full Story »

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Topics: Nuclear Weapons, Iran, Foreign Policy, National Security
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Posted by: Posted by Peter Ford - Dec 5, 2007 - 9:04 AM PST
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