Signal Chat Caught Trump Officials Cheering Destruction Of Entire Building To Kill 1 Man

In a signal chat, high-ranking U.S. representatives exchanged information about a military action in Yemen, the most important parties involved in the affair and what they say about the security span.

Full Signal Chat Reveals US Officials Celebrated Bombing a Residential Building in Yemen

Mike Waltz said the strike targeted the Houthis' 'top missile guy' when he entered a building where his girlfriend lived.

Signal Chat Caught Trump Officials Cheering Destruction Of Entire Building To Kill 1 Man

Houthi officials said 53 people were killed in the Yemen strikes that have become notorious for Trump administration officials' use of Signal for planning purposes.

Las Vegas Review Journal: Security problem

Washington is aflutter with the latest Trump “gotcha,” this one involving the revelation that White House officials mistakenly included a journalist on a group chat about potential American airstrikes against rebels in Yemen. It’s not a good look for the…

Using an encrypted commercial messaging service like Signal to plan among top officials of the Trump administration a targeted attack on a foreign country is normal because apparently, according to White House sources, quoted by the authorized Axios portal, encrypted government phones where classified information is usually examined -secret-, the so-called Puma 'phones', offer poor reception and other technical problems that make it easier to us…

Leaked Signal Chat Reveals Trump Administration’s Attack Plans on Yemen

A major security breach has exposed detailed US military plans for airstrikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels. The classified information was mistakenly shared in a Signal chat that included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic. The leak has sparked controversy, with President Donald Trump dismissing it as “not a big deal.” Leaked Messages Reveal Attack Timeline The messages, sent on March 15, reportedly came from high-ranking officia…