The Atlantic’s Editor Says Top Trump Officials Accidentally Texted Him Secret War Plans
Many journalists have stories about how they unintentionally send them emails, texts and sensitive files, however Atlantic Ocean Editor -in -chief Jeffrey GoldbergIt is likely that all revelation is likely to top them: It was accidentally added to a text series from the highest level of National Security officials of the Trump Administration as they identified military strikes on the Houthi rebels in Yemen.
in A piece has been published in the Atlantic Ocean today, Goldberg wrote that he had received a call from a signal user who defines himself as Michael Waltz, National Security Adviser. The reference is the application of an encrypted correspondence where texts can be made to disappear in a specific time frame. Goldberg said that before requesting the reference, “hoping that this will be the actual national security adviser, and that he wants to chat about Ukraine or Iran or some of the other important issue.”
Two days later, he received an invitation to join a collection entitled “Happy PC Small Group”, referring to the Manager Committee. Among those listed in the group was Vice President JD Vance, Minister of Defense Higseth HouseForeign Minister Marco Rubio, White House Chief of Staff, Suzy Wales, and the Director of National Intelligence Tolsi Gabbard, among others.
During the next two days, they discussed action plans against the Houthis. However, Vans wrote that he believed “we are wrong.” Vans wrote, “3 percent of American trade passes through Suez. 40 percent of European trade does not do so.
On March 15, Higseth wrote a message “operational details about the upcoming strikes on Yemen, including information about the targets, the weapons that the United States will spread, and the attack sequence.” It was also appointed 1:45 pm East time, when the strikes will begin. As it turned out, Goldberg noted that when the attacks began.
NSC spokesman confirmed the health of the signal group to Goldberg. “This seems to be a series of authentic messages, and we are reviewing how an unintended number has been added to the series,” wrote a spokesman for Goldberg.
Trump has not yet commented on the inclusion of Goldberg in the series.
Goldberg’s story quickly spread on social media. To date, among the main cable networks, CNN only cut slices around the bomb. “It is clear that it is a very serious mistake … I hope this White House will take this seriously.” He said that there should be a complete investigation on how this happens. With an interview with Panetta, MSNBC and Fox News remained with a video of the Trump Council of Cabinet, although Higseth was not present.
In addition to the unusual nature of the story is that Goldberg is not considered a friendly character in the interior circle of the president. Trump Precedent Goldberg and Atlantic, including last year when the media published a report on how to refer the president sarcastically to the soldiers who died in wars.
Senator Chris Konz, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, wrote about X, “Every government of government officials in this text series has committed a crime-even if by mistake-it would usually involve the prison sentence. We cannot trust anyone in this dangerous administration to keep the Americans safe.”
