Gov't Employee Accused of Leaking Secret Israel-Iran Intel

Just last week, the U. S. government charged a man for leaking top-secret information related to Israel's plans regarding Iran. This individual, Asif W. Rahman, was arrested in Cambodia and is expected to be moved to Virginia for trial. Rahman worked for the CIA and had access to highly sensitive documents. One Telegram account, "Middle East Spectator, " posted these classified documents in mid-October. They were meant to be seen only by the U. S. and its Five Eyes allies. The documents discussed Israel's plans to move munitions, but also hinted at a sensitive topic: Israel's nuclear capabilities. According to one document, while Israel has these weapons, there's no recent indication they plan to use them against Iran. The story is intriguing because it sheds light on the type of information that is usually kept heavily guarded. It also raises questions about the safety of classified intel in a digital world.