The Atlantic Ocean “The Yemeni attack plans shared by Trump’s assistants” publishes a signal Donald Trump News

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Details released by Outlet Times of Strikes and the types of aircraft used against the Houthis include.

The Atlantic Ocean published what he said, “The attack plans” against the Houthi rebels in Yemen, who were shared by senior US government officials In a group chat, Inadvertently included the editor -in -chief of the media.

The edition came on Wednesday after the administration of President Donald Trump sought to do so Reducing The importance of common texts on the application of signaling, according to the Atlantic Ocean.

It seems that the recently published messages, which were sent on March 15, have been sent by an account that appears to belong to Defense Minister Beit Higseth.

It includes times of strikes and types of aircraft used, as well as early reports on the effectiveness of attacks against the Houthis.

The publication of the text comes two days after the article published an article by Editor -in -Chief Jeffrey Goldberg, which he detailed how he was added to a group chat where high -ranking government officials discuss military measures against the Houthis.

White House press secretary Caroline Levit criticized the Atlantic Ocean of Wednesday’s report.

“This entire story was another trick written by Trump known for his exciting rotation,” she wrote on X.

“Huge violation”

But the Democrats renewed their invitations to Higsteh and other Trump administration officials to resign from the leaked chat.

“The signal incident is what happens when you have the most unqualified defense minister that we have ever seen,” Senator Mark Kelly wrote on social media. “We are lucky because he did not cost any soldiers of their lives, but for the safety of our army and our country, Secretary Higseth needs to resign.”

“This was a major breach of our national security.”

He wrote on x.

Roselland Jordan from the island from Washington, DC, said that the Trump administration should now explain how the issuance of these details does not constitute a violation of the laws of the United States on dealing with the classified materials.

She explained that Goldberg published chat messages “because he said that the Trump administration is not responsible for what it did.”

On Tuesday, Waltz said that he “fully responsible” for the mistake of adding Goldberg by mistake to chat, while Trump sought to wave the scandal aside.

He said at a meeting of US ambassadors: “There was no secret information, as I understood it,” he said at a meeting of US ambassadors. “We have looked very much. It’s very simple, to be honest. It’s just something that can happen.”

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