Trump Not Planning to Fire Waltz after National Security Signal Leak
- A group chat about a US military strike in Yemen was leaked to journalist Jeffrey Goldberg, who was unintentionally added by National Security Adviser Michael Waltz.
- The National Security Council confirmed that the chat's messages appear to be authentic, raising concerns about operational security.
- Senator Mark Warner expressed that the administration's actions compromised national security, while Congressman Chris Deluzio called for a full investigation.
- President Trump dismissed the leak's significance, stating it had no impact at all and indicating confidence in National Security Adviser Michael Waltz.
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Trump downplays the leaking of U.S. military plans into a chat
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, seems to have decided that revealing secret military plans in a group created in a messaging application, and in which a journalist was mistakenly included, is not too serious a violation. In statements to the NBC network, the Republican has kindly expressed himself to the creator of the chat, his National Security advisor, Mike Waltz, from whom he says that he has “learned the lesson.” His words…
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