Signal Chat Leak Exposes US Yemen Airstrike Plans

A security breach within the Trump administration has exposed a Signal group chat detailing plans for US airstrikes in Yemen. The accidental inclusion of The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, has raised serious concerns about the security of sensitive information and the potential risks to US military personnel. Retired US Army General Barry McCaffrey commented on the situation, stating, "It's really remarkable...probably the most sensitive information we have in the armed forces are pending military operations." The National Security Council confirmed the authenticity of the leaked chat and launched an investigation. This incident highlights the vulnerabilities of using unsecure communication channels for sensitive military planning and underscores the need for robust security protocols to protect national security. The incident also raises questions about accountability and the potential for foreign adversaries to exploit such leaks. The White House is also reviewing the incident.

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Rubio admits ‘someone made a big mistake adding a journalist’ to the Signal chat

Secretary of State Marco Rubio flatly admitted Wednesday that “someone made a big mistake” when a journalist was added to the encrypted Signal chat …