US Edition‘Lessons learned’: Graham defends Trump’s national security team amid group chat controversy
- Leaders from key US intelligence allies emphasized that lessons must be learned from a breach involving US officials sharing classified information on Signal.
- The Trump administration confirmed the authenticity of the leaked messages but did not explain the discussions of such information outside of secure systems.
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that identifying how the security breach occurred is crucial to prevent future mistakes.
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called the leak a serious issue, emphasizing the need to learn from mistakes to best protect Canada.
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Rep. Ryan Zinke 'confident' Trump administration's security team won't repeat signal chat 'slip up'
MONTANA - US Congressman Ryan Zinke (R) argued Wednesday that the inclusion of a magazine editor on a Signal chat discussing confidential war plans was not of major concern for national security.
‘Lessons learned’: Graham defends Trump’s national security team amid group chat controversy
WASHINGTON (WCBD) -- U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham reaffirmed his support Wednesday for President Donald Trump’s national security team after a journalist revealed he was accidentally added to a group message with high-level officials about planned military strikes in Yemen. “President Trump and his team admitted that having a journalist in the group text was wrong, will be reviewed and falls in the category of ‘lessons learned’ so that it doesn’t ha…
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