The US military conducted lie detector tests on 50 individuals in the case of the disclosure of information on the Iran war.
American media reported that as part of the investigation into the disclosure of classified information, about 50 military and civilian members of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff underwent lie detector tests.
According to reports from The New York Times and CBS News, the investigation began after information was released about the potential reduction of US weapon reserves during the war with Iran, including long-range missiles and Patriot interceptors.
A number of officials from the US Central Command and other combat commands were also tested, but it was reported that none of them failed the questions related to the disclosure of information to the media.
CBS News sources said Donald Trump was furious about the release of this information, and the Pentagon also stated that it takes the disclosure of classified information very seriously.