News reporter based in london, u.k. The atlantic has published the full signal text thread that was mistakenly sent to one of their reporters regarding an imminent attack of u.s Forces on houthis in yemen The texts clearly show the claim made by secretary of defense pete hegseth that no one was texting war plans, was a lie A message containing direct attack plans from hegseth was sent to a group chat that included an. Security experts expressed mixed views on the sensitive information shared recently in a signal group chat, with both agreeing the incident represents a significant security breach despite what.
The white house continued to downplay the seriousness of the incident, parsing semantics and attacking the journalist who was inadvertently added to the chat. The chat’s contents, which were obtained by the atlantic after its editor in chief was added to the signal group, provide a revealing look at private conversations between top trump. Us secretary of defense pete hegseth and vice president jd vance discussed a military strike on yemen in a signal group — and a journalist said he was accidentally included in the chat. Trump baselessly suggests app ‘defective’ (live updates) by sara dorn, forbes staff Sara dorn is a forbes news reporter who covers politics. A photo illustration made by bbc
Listen to more stories on the noa app So, about that signal chat A reality check about the signal chat leak a national security insider explains what counts as a war plan and why top officials don’t even need signal. The atlantic on wednesday published a transcript of text messages showing that defense secretary pete hegseth detailed u.s Military attack plans in yemen in a signal group chat that inadvertently. Richard newton called the signal app leak “an extraordinary breach of security” that raises serious concerns about operational communications among top national security officials
While the leaked details about planned u.s Airstrikes in yemen did not necessarily compromise the mission, newton said there were broader implications of sensitive information being. A new report from the atlantic shared the complete leaked text thread and noted that defense secretary pete hegseth had texted the group information about plans to strike houthi terrorists in yemen… The controversy surrounding leaked signal messages involving senior trump administration officials has deepened after the atlantic on wednesday published new excerpts from the group chat detailing us attack plans on yemen The messages, accidentally exposed when the atlantic’s editor jeffrey. The signal chat, which reportedly included vice president j.d
