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But Nato officials admitted that the intelligence was impaired by a lack of solid information from the ground.

He also admitted that the intelligence evidence should have been produced directly from the Joint Intelligence Committee, rather than "presented" by Downing Street in the notorious September 2002 dossier.

In this excerpt, Morell admits that the intelligence the CIA produced about Saddam Hussein's nuclear intentions, which paved the way to war, was flawed.

Chief of Egyptian Intelligence, Salah Nasr, admitted that information on Yemen was nonexistent.

Western diplomats admit that the faulty intelligence about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction that was used to justify the 2003 Iraq war have made it extremely difficult to use the apparently more solid information about Syria's chemical arsenal to justify any outside military intervention.

About the same time the U.S. admitted that the pilot was probably on an intelligence mission.

In Jenkins's book, Black Magic and Bogeymen, Wallace admitted that the "psych-ops" branch of military intelligence exploited public fear of satanism stoked by films such as The Exorcist and The Devil Rides Out.

Miliband admitted that the the co-operation between MI5 and MI6 with foreign security and intelligence agencies during counter terrorism operations could risk detainees being mistreated.

The deal, which was revealed in a BBC Newsnight documentary in 2006, was run through a Norwegian front company, Noratom,  and the British government later admitted that its intelligence service had known that the heavy water buyer was Israel.

This was the opinion of the mainstream expertise on Iraq at the time, with only suspect intelligence suggesting otherwise (later Bush admitted that "most of the intelligence turned out to be wrong").

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