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Gabbard: Iran's Leadership 'Intact' But 'Largely Degraded' After Attacks

Defence Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. James Adams, Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard and Acting National Security Agency Director Lt. Gen. William Hartman testify before a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., US, on Wednesday. Reuters

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Firstpost•19-03-2026, 05:19

Gabbard: Iran's Leadership 'Intact' But 'Largely Degraded' After Attacks

•US Intelligence Chief Tulsi Gabbard states Iran's top leadership is "intact" but "largely degraded" due to recent killings of high-ranking officials.
•Gabbard testified at a congressional hearing on worldwide threats to the US, the first public intelligence hearing since the war began.
•She asserted that US and Israeli strikes have "largely destroyed" Iran's military capabilities and "obliterated" its nuclear enrichment program.
•Intelligence assessments suggest Iran was struggling to recover from damage to its nuclear infrastructure and refused to comply with obligations.
•National Counterterrorism Centre chief Joe Kent resigned, citing Trump's war on Iran and stating Iran posed no imminent threat to the US.

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