US Defense Secretary participated in the new Information Escape dispute
US Defense Secretary will again participate in the Information Escape controversy. It has now been revealed that in March, a group with a journalist shared plans for the attacks for the attack and shared the attack on a group of family members.
Nathan Howard
The Secretary of Defense of the United States of America has once again participated in the Information Escape controversy. In March, he shares us plans for an iman attack in a group with a journalist. Now, many US media has revealed it Peat Hegseth also shared the details of the attack on Houti in the signal messaging group, including a wife, brother and lawyer.
The former Fox News host has already been targeted for investigating the internal Pentagon after sharing secret information on the signal message platform on March 15, In a group with a journalist, Who was invited by mistake.
According to the New York Times, the same day, Peat Hegseth also shares details of the attack, dates, schedules and secret details, with wife, brother, lawyer, with a group, “ Like about 10 people from your personal and professional circle. ”
Peat Hegseth created the team a few days before the inauguration of the Defense Secretary in January to discuss administrative issues,They will be used later.
The wife of Fox News Channel’s journalist and former producer Hegseth will also attend a series of sensitive meetings with foreign military.
According to the newspaper, Pentagon officials have already warned the Defense Secretary not to discuss information about the attacks at Yemen Signal, encrypted message serviceIt is considered less secure than official channels that are commonly used for secret data.
In the reaction, Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnel accused the New York Times as “the medium that haters Trump.”
This is the second incident in Pentagon in a month.
At the end of March, A journalist from “The Atlantic” magazine Added to the Messaging Group containing many members of the Trump Administration Attack plans were discussed In Yemen.
