4 almost invisible threats that the US's highest ranking military-intelligence officer says keep him up at night
Nathan Strout, Military Times
Robert Ashley Defense Intelligence Agency DIA Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley Jr., director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Capitol Hill, March 6, 2018. Brian Murphy/DIA
As head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley is charged with informing policymakers about threats from other countries and non-state actors.
But some of the biggest concerns he has are about threats that are hard to detect.
The emergence of near-peer allies such as China and Russia presents new concerns to the Defense Intelligence Agency, the organization's director, Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley, said July 19 at the Aspen Institute's Security Forum.
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