US EditionAtlantic editor suggests he’s open to sharing Hegseth’s full war plans texts publicly
- Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, discussed his unexpected inclusion in a messaging chain about Defense Department plans regarding the Houthis in Yemen.
- Goldberg revealed that he was accidentally added to a chat with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Michael Waltz, Vance, and other officials discussing military plans against the Houthis in Yemen.
- President Donald Trump defended National Security Advisor Michael Waltz regarding the journalist's inclusion in the sensitive discussion.
- The National Security Council confirmed that the messaging thread from the group appeared to be authentic.
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Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, was accidentally added to a chain last week containing messages from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Waltz, Vice President JD Vance, and 15 other senior national security officials.
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Atlantic editor suggests he’s open to sharing Hegseth’s full war plans texts publicly
The Atlantic Editor-in-Chief Jeffery Goldberg said he could be open to sharing more details from a Signal group chat in which Pete Hegseth shared war plans for a bombing attack in Yemen.
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