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'Were You Asked To Brief On Hormuz...': Mark Kelly Presses Tulsi Gabbard, Ratcliffe On Iran War
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9:47Now PlayingUS News: A high-stakes moment unfolds at the Senate Intelligence Committee as Senator Mark Kelly presses DNI Tulsi Gabbard and former intelligence official John Ratcliffe with a pointed question: “Were you asked to brief on Hormuz?” — amid the escalating Iran war.
During the March 18 hearing, Kelly raised serious concerns about intelligence coordination and whether key officials were properly engaged on the growing crisis around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil chokepoint at the center of rising geopolitical tensions.
The intense exchange highlights mounting pressure on U.S. intelligence leadership to explain their role, preparedness, and communication as conflict in the Middle East deepens. Lawmakers are increasingly demanding transparency on how decisions are being made — and whether critical warnings or briefings were overlooked. With the Iran conflict impacting global energy markets, military strategy, and international alliances, the stakes could not be higher.
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