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You will never see it. The US never provides proof. Only "Intel sources say" and rumors.

• dragonwriter 10y ago
  > You will never see it. The US never provides proof. Only "Intel sources say" and rumors. That's not entirely true, though the only time the US Executive Branch will provide the backing for its intelligence conclusions is if it needs to in order to convince some other entity in order to motivate that entity to take action; the public is rarely an entity which it must approach this way (and, when it must approach Congress or US Courts, there are procedures to keep intelligence material from the public, which are often, but not always, used; some information may come out this way, though), and occasionally the public will also receive some of the evidence incidentally to the US government presentation to some other entity, like the UN Security Council.