Significats de intelligence assessment en anglès

Trump claimed on Sunday that he had never been briefed on the intelligence assessment.

A 2006 FBI intelligence assessment lists increased religious fervor among Muslims as a potential indicator of terrorism.

The reports emerged late on Monday, after the White House briefed Republican lawmakers on the intelligence assessment.

But the earlier U.S. intelligence assessment said Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a campaign to influence the U.S. election.

Referring to the report, he said, If the intelligence assessment was correct, you have to think of the implications.

The intelligence assessment was presented to President Barack Obama on Thursday and will be briefed to Trump on Friday.

The US government had reached a similar conclusion based on its own intelligence assessment and signals intelligence gathered from Syria.

The intelligence assessment was clear: this was a regime attack launched from a Syrian government airbase near the town of Homs.

A Pence representative did not respond immediately to a request to clarify the discrepancy between Pence's comments and the intelligence assessment.

According to an initial U.S. intelligence assessment, it's "highly unlikely" anyone besides the terrorist leader ever saw this footage.

Mr O'Dea told an audience at the Curragh last Thursday that an intelligence assessment indicated that the risk to Ireland was low.

SANDF Cape Flats exit strategy The Minister said the ongoing intelligence assessment will determine the right time for the withdrawal of the SANDF.

A previous intelligence assessment during the Bush years said the threshold would be crossed between 2012 and 2015.

John Bolton, then national security adviser, told colleagues at the time he briefed Trump on the intelligence assessment in March 2019, the AP added.

Asked about the new intelligence assessment at a news conference, Trump seemed to disagree with the intelligence assessment that Russia was trying to denigrate Biden.

The White House immediately echoed Kerry's comments, and said it would release an intelligence assessment about the use of chemical weapons in the coming days.