US EditionSignal Chat Caught Trump Officials Cheering Destruction Of Entire Building To Kill 1 Man
- Trump administration officials celebrated an airstrike that destroyed a residential building in Yemen, likely resulting in civilian deaths, as reported by Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio was among those discussing the bombing campaign.
- The Yemen Data Project indicated that at least 25 civilians were killed in the first week of the bombing campaign, while Houthi leaders claimed a higher number of 53 casualties, including five children.
- Despite claims of success, it remains unclear how many civilian casualties were incurred during the airstrikes.
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(S+) Signal Chat on US Attack: Those are the participants in the scandal chat
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.
Democrats Attack Trump's 'Signalgate' Failure But Support Bombing That Caused Civilian Deaths in Yemen · Global Voices
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…
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