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Federal investigators suspect retired Marine Gen. James Cartwright leaked details about a US-Israeli covert operation targeting Iran's nuclear enrichment capability. Photo: Wikipedia.
Washington Post – A sensitive leak investigation of a former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has stalled amid concerns that a prosecution in federal court could force the government to confirm a joint US-Israeli covert operation targeting Iran, according to current and former US officials.
Federal investigators suspect that retired Marine Gen. James E. “Hoss” Cartwright leaked to a New York Times reporter details about a highly classified operation to hobble Iran’s nuclear enrichment capability through cyber-sabotage — an effort not acknowledged by Israel or the United States.
