U.S. spy agencies monitor coronavirus spread, concerns about India: sources

U.S. intelligence agencies are monitoring the global spread of coronavirus and t...

WASHINGTON - U.S. intelligence agencies are monitoring the global spread of coronavirus and the ability of governments to respond, sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday, warning that there were concerns about how India would cope with a widespread outbreak.

A U.S. government source said Iran’s response was considered ineffective because the government only has minimal capabilities to respond to the outbreak. “The Committee has received a briefing from the IC on coronavirus, and continues to receive updates on the outbreak on a daily basis,” an official of the House Intelligence Committee told Reuters.

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