Defense Secretary Pete Hegseeth shared details of a March attack against the hutis aligned with Iran de Yemen in a group of messages that included his wife, brother and personal lawyer, The New York Times reported Sunday, When asking more questions about its use of an un classified messaging system to share highly sensitive security details.
Hegseeth supposedly shared the same details of the attack that were revealed last month by Atlantic magazine after his chief editor, Jeffrey Goldberg, It was included in a separate chat in the Fogke signal applicationIn a shameful incident that involves the entire president Donald Trump’s Most of the senior national security officials.
The Times, citing Fources Famiary with the message group, said the second chat included details of the air attack schedule.
Hegseeth’s wife, Jennifer, a former Fox News producer, has also attended sensitive meetings with foreign military counterparts, The Wall Street Journal has reported separately.
The revelations of another use of the signal for classified information are one of Hegseeth’s main advisorsDan Caldwell was escorted from the Pentagon last week after being identified by an investigation into leaks in the Department of Defense, an American official told Reuters.
After Caldwell’s game, Less high officials Darin Selnick, who recently became the deputy director of the Cabinet of Hegseeth, and Colin Carroll, who was head of personnel of the Undersecretary of Defense Steve Feinberg, were placed on administrative license, the authorities said.
The main Senate Democrat demanded that the Secretary of Defense be fired for mistakes.
“We continue learning how Pete Hegseeth put lives at risk,” said Senate Leader Chuck Schumer In an AX publication. “But Trump is still too weak to say goodbye. Pete Hegseeth must be fired.”
The Trump administration has remained aggressively leaks, an effort that has been accepted with enthusiasm for Hegseeth in the Pentagon.
The Pentagon was not immediately available to comment. The White House did not immediately return a message.
