Former Israeli agent Jonathan Pollard primarily sought information about Arab nations and not the United States, AFP reported Friday, citing newly declassified CIA documents.
Pollard, who is serving a life sentence in a US prison told investigators he had been asked foremost for information on Arab or Pakistani nuclear programs and "Arab exotic weaponry," AFP cited a top secret CIA document as saying.
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"The Israelis never expressed interest in US military activities, plans, capabilities or equipment," it said.
The documents were published by the National Security Archive at George Washington University on Friday.
