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Pentagon polygraph tests reportedly target Iran war leak investigations

About 50 Pentagon personnel reportedly underwent polygraph tests in connection with leaks concerning the war in Iran.

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The investigation reflects heightened information-security concerns during an active conflict, but the supplied report does not establish a new military action or broader escalation.

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