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Trump's war plan leaked! When and where to attack? Everything explained in group chat

  The Donald Trump administration's war plan against Yemen's Houthi rebels has been leaked. The Trump administration is being held responsible for this entire matter. In fact, the Donald Trump administration had planned to attack the Houthi rebels but it was shared in the Signal group chat. The special thing is that Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of 'The Atlantic' magazine, was also included in this group.

Who is included in the group?

On Monday, the White House also admitted that attacks on the Houthi rebels were discussed in the Signal group chat. Journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was also included in this. Goldberg said that the Trump administration shared very sensitive war plans in an unsecured group chat. This group also included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Vice President JD Vance, White House National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

White House engaged in review

White House National Security Council spokesman Brian Hughes confirmed the authenticity of the Signal group chat. He said that the reported thread appears to be authentic. We are investigating how the unknown number was added to the group.

Hegseth said- Goldberg is a fraudulent journalist

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized Goldberg. He said that no war plan has been shared. Goldberg is a fraudulent and a very notorious so-called journalist. He has made a career of spreading lies repeatedly.

Donald Trump mocked

Trump mocked journalist Goldberg's claim. When asked about the incident, he said that he knew nothing about this incident. Later, Trump reposted Elon Musk's post on his Truth social platform. It said that the best place to hide the body is page 2 of The Atlantic magazine, because no one ever goes there.

The journalist was accidentally added to the group chat

Journalist Goldberg told a private news channel that a person named Waltz had sent a request to join the group. Later, a plan to attack the Houthi rebels was shared in the same group. The military operation was discussed with other White House officials, but I thought it was another Waltz. But after the attack, people in the group started sending congratulatory messages to each other. Then it was believed that it was the Trump cabinet, which was discussing war plans on the messaging app.

It's a security breach

Goldberg said, "I think I've discovered a major security breach in the US national security system. "If the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic was being given information about weapons systems, the timing of attacks in Yemen, the weather, etc., then it was a security breach," he said.
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