US EditionArmy general left classified maps on train, concussed after ‘overindulgence’ in alcohol: Inspector general report
Maj. Gen. Antonio Aguto Jr. left Secret-classified maps unattended on a train for 24 hours and sustained a concussion after overconsuming alcohol at a Kyiv event, DoD IG found.
- A Pentagon inspector general report found that Maj. Gen. Antonio Aguto left a tube of classified maps unattended on a train between Ukraine and Poland for over 24 hours before they were recovered by U.S. officials.
- Investigators could not determine who was responsible for the maps during the return trip, noting proper procedures for transporting classified materials were not followed, though Aguto accepted responsibility.
- The probe also concluded that Aguto suffered a moderate-to-severe concussion after multiple falls in Kyiv, with at least one fall linked to alcohol intoxication during a dinner.
- While additional complaints about a toxic work environment at the Ukraine-focused command were examined, the report did not hold Aguto personally responsible for those issues.
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The U.S. Army general who led the military's efforts to coordinate support for Ukraine left confidential documents on a train, according to a report by the Defense Department's Office of Inspector General. Investigators later determined that he had been drinking too much alcohol, appearing confused and incoherent at one of the meetings.
Army general left classified maps on train; concussed after 'overindulgence' in alcohol: IG report
The U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Antonio Aguto, who oversaw the command that coordinated, trained and equipped Ukraine’s military, left a tube of classified maps on a train to Poland for over 24 hours and was concussed from falling after “overindulgence” in alcohol during a dinner in Ukraine, a recently-released Pentagon inspector general report found.
The General General of the U.S. Army, Antonio Agioto, who led the command responsible for the coordination, training and teaming of the Ukrainian army, left a tube with paper classified in a train to Poland over 24 hours and suffered a stroke following a fall, after consuming alcohol in excess of one person in Ukraine, according to a report of the general inspector General of the recently published Pentagon.
A U.S. general lost secret Ukraine cards on a single train, and two months later, again, was unpleasantly noticed, as a Pentagon report reveals.
Former US general got drunk in Kyiv, suffered concussion, left classified maps on train, watchdog finds
A former U.S. Army general tasked with overseeing U.S.-led military support for Ukraine lost classified maps on a train in Europe and was concussed after an "overindulgence in alcohol" during a dinner in Ukraine, according to a report by the U.S. Department of Defense's Inspector General.
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