Rahman, who reportedly worked for the CIA and held a top-secret security clearance with access to sensitive compartmentalized information, allegedly leaked the documents through a Telegram channel named “Middle East Spectator” in mid-October. The materials, marked “top secret,” were restricted to the U.S. and its “Five Eyes” intelligence-sharing allies: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.

One of the leaked documents, reported by *The New York Times* and sourced from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, described a plan involving Israel's movement of munitions. Another, linked to the National Security Agency, outlined Israeli Air Force exercises involving air-to-surface missile strikes.

These leaks, revealing critical details of Israeli military capabilities and strategies, raise significant concerns about national security and intelligence-sharing vulnerabilities among allied nations.