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Washington, DC, is still digesting a clear security breach in the heart of the Trump administration.

It is the story of how a journalist – Jeffrey Goldberg of Atlantic magazine – was added to the Signal Platform Correspondent Group, which appears to have included Vice President GD Vans and Defense Secretary Beit Higseth, as well as National Security Adviser Mike Walz.

The topic that is discussed was to attack the Iran -backed Houthi Group in Yemen.

Goldberg said he had seen secret military plans for strikes, including weapons packages, targets and timing, two hours before bombs.

What is the main revelation in short?

In military action, the account called JD Vance: “I think we are wrong.”

The vice president said that targeting the Houthi forces attacking ships on the Swiss channel serves more European interests than the United States, because Europe has more trade through the channel.

Vans added that his president may not have been aware of how to help the United States in Europe.

“I am not sure that the president realizes how consistently this is with his message to Europe at the present time,” Vans said. “There is another danger to see a moderate rise to severe oil prices.”

The vice president went on to say, according to Goldberg, it will support the consensus, but it is preferred to delay it for a month.

Goldberg told his article that a spokesperson for JD Vance later sent him a statement that Trump and Fans had “later talks on this and fully compatible.”

Since his arrival in power, Trump has photographed his European allies in NATO, urged them to increase defense spending and generally insisted that Europe need to take responsibility for protecting its own interests.

The arguments about the reason for the United States – and the military strike against the Houthis should not be affected.

“If you think we should do it, let’s go. I just hate to save Europe again.”

HegSeth similarly:

“I share your hate in the free European download. It is compassionate.”

A group member, known only as “SM”, suggested that after the strike, the United States must “clarify Egypt and Europe what we expect in return.”

“If Europe does not stop, what?” He asked.

“If the United States succeeds in restoring freedom of movement at a large cost, there should be some economic gains that have been extracted in return,” the user continues.

According to Goldberg, the head of the US National Security published three expressive symbols after the strike: “Fist, American flag, and fire.”

The Middle East special envoy, Steve Whitkov, responded with five expressions, and Goldberg said: “Two manual bullets, flexible heads, and two American brands.”

He said that Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wales, expressed support messages.

“I will say a prayer for victory,” Vans said while updates were made about strikes.

Two other members added in the expressions of expressive symbols.

The US Secretary of Defense wrote: For Fanses’ concerns that the procedure may be seen as inconsistent with Trump’s message in Europe.

“Vice President: I understand your concerns – and I support you completely raised with Potus (Trump). Important considerations, most of which are difficult to know how to play (economy, peace Ukraine, Gaza, etc.).

“I think the correspondence will be difficult regardless of that – no one knows who the Houthis are – and this is why we will need to focus on: 1) Biden and 2) funded Iran.”

The Trump administration has constantly blamed Joe Biden for being very lenient with Iran.

Goldberg said that he had an unwanted invitation on the reference correspondence platform on March 11 through an account called Michael Waltz, then he was added to the collective chat on Yemen two days later.

The president was not part of this group, but the closest collaborators with Trump.

Goldberg initially believed that this was just a trick, but soon realized that he was real.

The entire case adds pressure on the National Security Adviser, where Democrats in the House of Representatives and the Senate call for an urgent investigation.

When he was asked on Monday about the entire accident, Trump said he knew nothing, but he stood beside the Pallis.

The Minister of Defense also said that no secrets were revealed.

“No one was sending plans for war,” he told reporters.