United States — Central Intelligence Agency & United States — National Intelligence Council

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: The United States — Central Intelligence Agency>>> is involved in a dispute with the United States — Director of National Intelligence>>> over intelligence sharing and has stopped contributing to some intelligence assessments, potentially affecting its operational effectiveness and reputation.

United States — National Intelligence Council: The United States — National Intelligence Council>>>'s reports, which are crucial for national security, have been affected by the United States — Central Intelligence Agency>>>'s reduced contributions and temporary withholding of publications.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: CIA officers were among the first to report Havana Syndrome cases, and former analyst Erika Stith has spoken publicly about her symptoms.

United States — National Intelligence Council: The United States — National Intelligence Council assessed that it is 'very unlikely' a foreign adversary used a novel weapon to cause Havana Syndrome.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: CIA documents were declassified by Trump; some contradicted his claims.

United States — National Intelligence Council: The NIC's 2021 report found no Chinese interference, contradicting Trump.

United States — Central Intelligence Agency: The CIA contributed to the 2021 intelligence assessment on foreign interference in the 2020 election.

United States — National Intelligence Council: The NIC drafted the 2021 intelligence assessment that found no foreign interference altered vote counts.

United States — National Intelligence Council: The United States — National Intelligence Council, overseen by Tulsi Gabbard's office, issued assessments highlighting the risks of US intervention in Iran, indicating the Iranian government was unlikely to collapse and would retaliate.

United States — National Intelligence Council: The United States — National Intelligence Council's assessment concluded that US military intervention was unlikely to lead to regime change in Iran, even if the current leadership was killed.