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The Atlantic Magazine has revealed more part of the Chat of the Trump administration’s chat that while setting the details of the military strike in Yemen, senior officials have claimed that there is no classified information on the exchanges.
These messages will pressure further pressure on the administration as one of the high -levels of power in Washington is being described as a violation of the superior safety in recent years.
Donald Trump This scandal was dismissed as a “Glich” and his national security adviser Mike Waltz stands beside Waltz, who set up group chat in the Signal Messaging App and invited Atlantic’s editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg to participate.
In its latest publication, the Atlantic Defense Secretary quotes a text on the deadline on Saturday 11.44 from the Atlantic Defense Secretary Pete Hegasith It states: “Just W/ centak has been confirmed [Central Command, the military’s combatant command for the Middle East] We go for mission launch. “
“1215ET: F -18S Launch (1st Strike Package),” The text continues.
Critics say that it is virtually unprecedented to discuss this national security interest on the United States’ national security interests on an informal, commercially available messaging platform.
Senior lawmakers Democratic party The Trump administration has occupied the event to laminate what they see as a disability.
Senior officials of the Trump administration, including CIA Chief John Retcliffe and National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard, have testified in the Senate on Tuesday that no classified components were shared in the signal chat, including the Senior officials of the Trump administration, and the Atlantic has decided to publish a complete replication.
The magazine says that they initially decided to prevent specific information related to the specific information related to weapons and specific information during the specific text, saying that it did not disclose the military operation as a rule if it “could probably put the lives of US workers in danger”.
But it says that administration officials say “managed to trust us that people need to see the texts to reach their own decisions”.
It says, “Trump consultants have a clear public interest in revealing the information included in non-protected communication channels, especially because the messages of the senior administration are trying to reduce the significance of the messages that were shared,” said it.
Goldberg wrote in the new Atlantic article that he received information about the attack against it Haothis Two hours before the starting starting time during the bombing at their locations.
Hegasath texts published by the Atlantic appear in detail at the right time where the aircraft moves away from US aircraft carriers and turns their missiles – information that is usually classified as classified. The texts, however, could not identify the actual goals of the attacks using words like Houthi’s “target terrorist”.
In response to the Atlantic article Waltz wrote to X -“No location. No source and procedure. No war plans.” He said foreign partners were already notified that the strike was imminent. “Bottom line: President Trump is protecting America and our interests,” he added.
The White House played the latest manifestations and emphasized that the administration was completely transparent in response to revelation.
“This administration is working hard for the American people every day, but mainstream media continues to concentrate on a fascinating story of Atlantic Magazine failed by this hour,” Press Secretary Karolin Levit told reporters on Wednesday.
“We have all said that no category element has been sent to this message, no source or method has been published and no war plan has been discussed.
“The real story here is the overwhelming success of President Trump’s decisionful military action against Houthi terrorists,” he added.
The Senate Intelligence Committee hearing in Washington on Tuesday dominated the issue, Democrat Mark Warner said that “this is another example.”
Retcliffe told senators that his contacts in the Signal Message Group “were fully allowed and legal and classified information was not included”.
He said that the use of the signal as a “coordination of senior level officials” was approved at a higher level, though he acknowledged that it was not considered an alternative to more protected communication platforms to discuss classified information.
