Reuters: No US or Turkey evidence supports Israel's claims

Reuters reported, citing U.S. officials, that American intelligence has been unable to verify the accuracy of repeated Israeli warnings since last year regarding Iran's attempt to assassinate President Trump. Israel had sent Washington information about potential plans to kill him using a sniper or a knife attacker, especially before important events such as the NATO summit in Ankara, where the White House was informed by Israelis of possible threats involving shoulder-mounted missile platforms. Despite the precautionary measures taken by the Trump administration based on these warnings, many U.S. intelligence officials questioned the accuracy and reliability of the intelligence, pointing out that Israeli sources were often the primary source, and that intelligence cooperation between U.S. agencies and Israel had significantly declined, with assessments indicating that the warnings were not independently and accurately verified.

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