"Why can’t the public see it?”: Congressman calls for immediate release of second-strike footage

Investigation & Transparency - Congress is considering investigating a "double tap strike" in the Caribbean Sea, but progress may be slow due to the limited working days remaining in the calendar year [1] - A congressman suggests releasing films and audio tapes related to the strike to the American public for immediate transparency [2][6] - Releasing information about the incident to the public and Congress early is crucial and should not be delayed [3][4] International Relations & Intelligence Sharing - The delay in releasing information is causing a strain on intelligence sharing with the United Kingdom, a close ally [4] - The US is already experiencing a lack of intelligence sharing in the region, impacting joint exercises and potential conflicts [5] - The situation extends beyond the political sphere, affecting international cooperation [5]