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A report in the Atlantic Magazine said that Trump’s high -level officials, US Vice President JD Vans and Defense Secretary Peat Hegset, would mislead a journalist in a group of messages discussing the attacks on Yemen Houti.
The Trump government has admitted that the messages sent by non -governance signing applications are authentic, without giving any explanation on why the upper employees are discussing national defense information outside the approved secret systems.
NAS The conversations released by the Atlantic Report.
The consequences of the group’s debate: The consequences of the case: The Houti Group in Yemen congratulated the authorities by accepting and conducting successful military attacks.
Vans is also quoted in texts expressing concern about the uncertainty of Trump knowing how “error” and how the Housewide rebels are different from the messages of Europe.
“Now I don’t know how unstable it is with his message about Europe. I am not an extra risk to see the moderate and serious peak at oil prices. I am ready to support the team’s consensus and keep those issues for me, but there is a strong argument to postpone it for a month, but why it is why it is a message, etc.” Atlantic.
Trump government officials have responded to this aspect of the report – but the use of the signal for this purpose is not instructions to raise national security issues.
In a statement CNNWilliam Martin, Director of Vice President Communications, said: “The first priority of the Vice President is to keep the president’s advisers adequate enough about the substance of his internal negotiations.”
“Vice President Vance undoubtedly supports the administration’s foreign policy. The president and the vice president have taken place on the issue and are under the entire deal,” he said.
National Intelligence Director, Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratkliff-Both on Tuesday (25) on Tuesday (25) Senate Intelligence Committee, chat-speaking in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
But Democratic Senators have expressed doubts that Atlantic’s Chief Editor Journalist Jeffree Goldberg, Defense Secretary Peat Hegseth has published operational details about Iran-Samalikhana Yamen Houts, including target information, including target information. “
The disclosure on Monday caused anger and disbelief among national security professionals, and the Republican colleagues of President Donald Trump were headed for an investigation called a major security violation.
“My opinion that there should be removals starting with the National Security Adviser and Defense Secretary,” said Oregor’s Democratic Senator Ron Wayden at the hearing.
Trump though trump though Have been supported by your national security team Asked about the incident at an event at the White House on Tuesday with Michael Waltz, his national security adviser, by mistake, added Goldberg to discuss the signal.
Trump said the government was investigating the use of the signal, but Waltz should not apologize for the case.
Understand the case
According to Atlantic, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz called on a conversation with more US employees, Vice President JD Vans, Defense Secretary Peat Hegste, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, discussed the Yemen’s Yemen’s attack on the Yemen’s international navigation in the Red Sea.
Waltz, clearly unexpectedly, The group was added to the Atlantic Jeffrey Goldberg’s Chief Editor.
Messages began with discussion when the actions should be released, with Goldberg.
The attacks were carried out and the authorities congratulated themselves during a brief debate after being attacked before the Goldberg’s withdrawal.
Hegseth – According to Atlantic, “the operation of the following attacks on Yemen” during the conversation – Monday condemned that war plans were discussed By the text message, the messages seemed to be authentic, despite the previous identity of the Trump administration.
According to the calculation of CNN, According to the Atlantic reportWere, and,, and,, and,, and,.. Trump government officials in a group about Yemen with a journalist:
- JD VANCE: US Vice President
- Michael Waltz: National Security Advisor
- Peat Hegseth: Defense Secretary
- Marco Rubio: Secretary of State
- Tulsi Gabbard: Director of National Intelligence
- John Ratcliffe: CIA Director
- Susie Wiles: White House Cabinet chief
- Steve Witcuff: Sent to a separate Middle East
- Stephen Miller: Internal Security Advisor
- Jeffrey Goldberg: Editor-in-Chief of Atlantic
With information from Reuters and CNN International.
