United States===Defense Intelligence Agency

The United States===Defense Intelligence Agency provided outdated targeting data to United States===United States Central Command, which resulted in the mistaken strike on the Shajarah Tayyebeh elementary school. Investigators are examining why this outdated information was used and not double-checked.

The United States===Defense Intelligence Agency's 2025 assessment indicates Iran would take until 2035 to develop a militarily viable ICBM, contradicting Donald Trump's more immediate threat assessment.

The United States===Defense Intelligence Agency is implicated in providing outdated target coordinates to United States===United States Central Command, which likely led to the missile strike.

The United States===Defense Intelligence Agency is implicated in providing outdated intelligence that led to a deadly U.S. missile strike in Iran. Its director, James H. Adams, is expected to testify.

The United States===Defense Intelligence Agency is under scrutiny for allegedly providing outdated intelligence that led to a US missile strike hitting an elementary school in Iran, resulting in numerous casualties.