Yemen Strike

Atlantic Releases Signal Chats Exposing Yemen Strike Details, White House Denies

Newly released text messages from a Signal group chat of top Trump national security officials reveal extensive operational details about a Houthi strike, contradicting claims that sensitive information wasn’t shared. The messages, published by The Atlantic, include precise timelines for the deployment of F-18s and drones, shared just hours before the attack. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth himself confirmed the mission’s launch and provided the specific timings of the strikes. Despite the White House’s continued denials and attempts to discredit the reporting, the National Security Council has verified the authenticity of the text thread. The publication of this information raises concerns about potential risks to US personnel.

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Hegseth’s War Plans Leak Sparks Outrage, Calls for Resignation

A significant security breach occurred when classified military plans for a Yemen strike were mistakenly shared via Signal with The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, among other high-level officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth’s text detailing the attack’s specifics sparked widespread outrage and calls for his resignation across social media, citing gross incompetence and a breach of national security protocols. President Trump, when questioned, dismissed the incident and criticized The Atlantic. The leak included Vice President Vance, Secretary Rubio, Director Gabbard, and National Security Advisor Waltz.

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