Did the Trump Administration Commit Perjury in Testifying before Congress About “Signal-Gate”?

The debate on the security margin in the US goes into the next round: the government continues to stress that no secret information has been shared. The news now published gives a different impression. By K. Klein.

Cybersecurity and defense experts say it was outrageous that top US officials shared details about the airstrikes in Yemen via a chat app.

The world learned shortly before 2 p.m. [Editor's note: Eastern Time in the United States] on March 15 that the United States was bombing Houthi targets across Yemen. However, two hours before the first bombs exploded, I knew the attack was imminent. The reason I knew was because [...] The post EXCLUSIVE. The Atlantic article behind the "Signal Gate" scandal that has Trump shaking first appeared on INTELLI.NEWS.

Did the Trump Administration Commit Perjury in Testifying before Congress About “Signal-Gate”?

By now I am sure that almost everyone has heard about "Signal-Gate", where a confidential chat session was held by Trump officials on the Signal app, just before bombing Yemen. The editor of The Atlantic publication, Jeffrey Goldberg, was allegedly asked to join the chat "inadvertently" by National Security Advisor Michael Waltz. Goldberg published an article about the chat, claiming that classified information was shared via the app, and that n…

A journalist was added to a US government chat group at the Messenger Service signal, where information was exchanged that is usually top secret. Members of the group: among others the Defense Minister, the Vice-President, the Foreign Minister and the National Security Advisor. The content: upcoming attacks by the Americans on the Huthi militias in Yemen. However, the US government claims that no secret information was distributed in this chat a…