The Pentagon's inspector general has reportedly launched an investigation into U.S. military officials overseeing the fight against ISIS. Officials at United States Central Command, Centcom, are believed to have altered intelligence reports to provide a rosier picture of progress in the fight against ISIS, according to the New York Times. It is not yet known which or how many Centcom officials are under review, but the accusations had enough merit that the House and Senate Intelligence Committees have also been informed, the Times said. The investigation reportedly arose from a whistleblower complaint lodged by civilian analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency.Officials at United States Central Command, Centcom, are believed to have altered intelligence reports to provide a rosier picture of progressIt is not yet known which or how many Centcom officials are under reviewAccusations had enough merit that House and Senate Intelligence Committees were notified
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