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LEAKED INTELLIGENCE: Iran’s Missile Network May Have Survived The War

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May 13, 2026

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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:

- New intelligence assessments reportedly show Iran’s military may be far more intact than publicly advertised, with Tehran regaining access to most of its missile infrastructure along the Strait of Hormuz despite months of claims that its military had been decimated.

- According to federal prosecutors, a California mayor allegedly worked directly with Chinese government handlers as part of a broader CCP influence campaign operating inside the United States, raising fresh concerns about Beijing’s political influence efforts on American soil.

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