The major intelligence leaders who testify to global threats amid questions about the strike report in Yemen

Washington – US intelligence agencies will appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday to testify about the global security threats facing the country.

The session, which is scheduled to start at 10:00 am, will be a certificate from the Director of National Intelligence Toulcy Gabbard, Director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, Director of the FBI, Cash Patel, Director of the National Security Agency, General Timothy Hawg, Director of Defense Intelligence Agency, Lieutenant Jeffrey Cruz.

The certificate comes after a day Detected Among the senior Trump Jeffrey Goldberg officials, the Atlantic Ocean editor, in a group chat about the signal of the encrypted correspondence on the United States’s highly sensitive plans to bomb the Houthi targets in Yemen. The accounts that appear to be Gabbard and Ratcliffe have participated in the messaging interconnection index, according to Goldberg.

In the collective chat, which was started by President Trump Mike Walz National Security Adviser, it was claimed that Ratcliffe participated in the information “can be explained as related to actual and current intelligence operations,” Goldberg wrote.

The National Security Council said on Monday in a statement to CBS News that the issue of messages “seems to be authentic.”

While the annual session is expected to focus on the threats posed by China, Russia and Iran, the intelligence chiefs are It is likely to be grilled About the security break. Senator Mark Warner from Virginia, the highest Democrat in the committee, He said The story shows that the Trump administration is “playing quickly and lengthening with the most classified information in our nation, and it makes all Americans less safe.”

On Wednesday, intelligence officials will witness the intelligence committee in the House of Representatives. Listen sessions coincide with an annual assessment of the threat from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

the 2024 reports The United States said that the United States has faced an increasingly fragile global system “during the next year, which will be strained by competing with the great power, regional conflicts and across national challenges.

In the Senate hearing last year on global threats, senior intelligence officials in the Biden administration confirmed that American assistance in Ukraine was necessary to remain against Russia’s invasion and that American support to Ukraine also sent a deterrent message to China, where she was suffering from Taiwan’s invasion.

President Trump, who carried out a war in Ukraine, took a more friendly tone towards Russia and temporarily stopped the participation of intelligence and security assistance in Ukraine after he spit an oval office with Ukrainian President Voludimir Zelinsky.

He recently refused to comment on whether the United States would prevent China from taking Taiwan by force while he is president.

Mr. Trump is also pressing Iran to negotiate a new nuclear deal, warning that there may be likely to be a possible military action.