American Magazine “The Atlantic” recently published a report. This report revealed that senior officials of the US administration have discussed plans to attack Huti Rebels in Yemen in a group cat on the signal messaging application. The group cat accidentally included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor -in -chief of “The Atlantic”, which makes this information sensitive public.
The name of this messaging group was “Hutiz PC in small group”. He had a total of 19 members, including the national security councilor Michael Waltz, the defense secretary Pete Hegseth and the vice-president JD Vance. The cat was discussed in detail the attack plans against the Huti hiding places in Yemen on March 15, including the information on the attack, the goals and the planes to be used.
There were serious discussions in the group
Defense secretary Pete Hegseth shared important information such as the cat attack and the type of plane. However, the White House, while underestimating the gravity of the incident, said that no sensitive information had been disclosed. Despite this, this flight questioned the administration’s security processes and the Democratic members of the Congress demanded an in -depth investigation into the issue.
Let’s move on to the full responsibility of this error, the national security adviser Michael Waltz described it as shameful. This incident has expressed serious concerns about the management of communication security and sensitive information within the administration.
What does Trump said?
Regarding, US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that it was not a serious period of time.
The Atlantic Public Cat
Let us tell you that Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of the magazine “The Atlantic”, was accidentally added to the signal group. He has published screenshots of these cats. While publishing this conversation, he explained in detail how America planned attacks in Yemen. “The Atlantic,” said Jeffrey Goldberg in the report two hours before the attack. He also insisted that if this conversation was entered in bad hands, the American pilots could have been even more in danger.
The American Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, who was one of the most active members of this group, continuously shared updates on attacks in Yemen. Trump’s senior officials indirectly blamed him for this leak.
There was also a plan to record the top secret cat of the box
The irony is that in the cat, Hegseth had assured that if all the people decided not to continue the operation in Yemen, they will implement 100% OPSEC (operational security), so that no information is disclosed. According to the screenshot made public, the cat started on March 15 at 9:14 p.m. (IST) and spread from the argument behind the discussion in real -time update linked to air strikes.
