Spokeswoman of the White House, Karoline Leavitt, has not offered any new details of the research that is being conducted, but defends that the White House “has been incredibly transparent about this situation” and that it will remain.
The White house He admitted on Thursday that he has a “wrong” When using a chat to discuss the plans of a military attack in Yemen in which a journalist was accidentally recorded, but claimed that this has been “Incredibly transparent” About this subject.
“We never denied that this was a mistake, and the National Security Advisor (Mike Waltz) took responsibility, and we said that we are implementing changes,” the Witte House spokeswoman, Karoline Leavitt, told the press.
“We investigate the case to ensure that it no longer happens,” he added.
The editor -in -chief of the magazine The Atlantic OceanJeffrey Goldberg, published this week that the National Security Advisor of the White House, Mike Waltz, has accidentally included it in a chat of the signal application in which high officials were preparing the preparations for the Huti Rebels of the Yemen of 15 March.
In that conversation, the Minister of Defense, Pete Hegseethfacilitated the concrete hours and armament that would be used in the attack, information that, according to the Atlantic Ocean, could have frustrated the operation if it had fallen in inappropriate hands.
The controversy has released an intense debate about whether the information shared in that chat is classified and about whether it is sufficient that high officials discuss high sensitivity plans via Signal, a coded request request, but not controlled by the US government.
The President, Donald TrumpHe deducted the importance of the case and defended his national security team, while the White House has been taken out of the journalist, accusing is an ‘anti-Trump sensational reporter’.
Source: EITB
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