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The leading Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton, said on Saturday she never knowingly sent or received classified information using her private email server and did not know what messages were being cited by intelligence investigators as examples of emails containing classified information.

Some Democrats said antiterrorism preparations at home had stalled because Mr. Bush had been distracted by the preparations for a war in Iraq, and took note of concerns cited by intelligence agencies that an attack against Iraq would result in terrorism reprisal attacks in the United States.

Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren revealed that an annual report provided to Congress by the government about the phone-records collection, something cited by intelligence officials as an example of their disclosures to Congress, is "less than a single page and not more than eight sentences".

That official account is complicated by internal CIA documentation cited by the intelligence panel.

A psychiatrist, cited by Army intelligence, speculated that Morgan was "driven along a course of self-destruction in order to satisfy his neurotic need for punishment".

The GRU military spy agency created NotPetya, the CIA concluded with "high confidence" in November, according to classified reports cited by U.S. intelligence officials.

Mr. Zarqawi's network was cited by the intelligence chief as a leading example of how Mr. bin Laden's message and tactics had infected Sunni Muslim extremists around the world.

Mohammed was subjected to both "water dousing and additional waterboarding sessions", according to a March 2003 CIA document cited by the Senate intelligence committee.

The operations cited by the BfV intelligence agency ranged from an aggressive attack called Sofacy or APT 28 that hit Nato members and knocked French TV station TV5Monde off air, to a hacking campaign called Sandworm that brought down part of Ukraine's power grid last year.

Donald Trump's staff dismissed U.S. intelligence conclusions that Russia actively interfered in the presidential election by noting the flawed intelligence cited by the Bush administration in making the case for invading Iraq nearly 14 years ago.

On Tuesday, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testified before the intelligence panel of the House of Representatives that much of the data cited by non-US news outlets was actually collected by European intelligence services and later shared with the NSA.