By Admin 
There has been news of a huge mistake from US President Donald Trump officials. In fact, the Trump administration officials accidentally shared a journalist’s intelligence information about the US attack on Yemen’s handy rebels. & Nbsp;
Some security officers and other prominent members in a group chat, who were planning to attack Yemen, were accidentally included ‘The Atlantic’ editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg. The lapse occurred when these officials used a group chat to coordinate air strikes against Huti rebels and accidentally added Goldberg to that chat, without their knowledge.
Although President Donald Trump and Defense Minister Pete Hegseth refused to confirm or take responsibility, the incident is considered a big mistake, as it included sensitive and confidential information.
After the matter came to light, the National Security Council has said in a statement that they are investigating how the number of a journalist was added to the signal group chat. & Nbsp;
who was in group chat?
According to Jeffrey Goldberg, editor -in -chief of Atlantic, there were a total of 18 members in this group. Apart from Defense Secretary PT Hegaseth, it also included Vice President JD Vance, External Affairs Minister Marco Rubio and Tulsi Gabard, National Intelligence Director of Trump. The journalist claims that he was invited by Trump’s National Security Advisor Mike Waltz to add to this group. & Nbsp;
what was in chat?
Leaked messages show that there was a concern between some officials about the deadline for attack on Yemen. Vance, who was involved in an Economic event in Michigan, raised doubts over the decision. He says, ‘Team, I am in an Economic event today, but I think we are going to make a mistake. I do not think the President is understanding how much it does not match with his message on Europe. In addition, we are at risk that oil prices can increase significantly."
According to Atlantic, the candidate nominated for Trump’s National Anti -Terrorism Center, Joe Kent also supported JD Vance and said, ‘There is no such reason that we have to do this attack immediately. We can choose the same options even after a month. ‘
Goldberg said that he had got ‘information for the attack for hours ago’. He says, ‘I knew two hours before the bomb fell. I got this information because Pete Hegseth sent me a war plan at 11:44 pm, which had accurate information about arms packages, goals and time. The attacks started around 1:45 pm around Eastern Time and there were reports of blasts in Yemen’s capital Sana. After the operation, the authorities congratulated each other in the chat. & Nbsp;
Pete Hegseth told the journalist fake
US Defense Minister Pete Hegseth has described the entire matter as a fraudulent journalist. However, in his statement, he did not say why the signal app was being used to discuss such intelligence and sensitive operation and how the journalists were added to that group. & nbsp; Hegseth said in his remarks on the matter, & ldquo; None of the war plans were telling in the message and all I have to say about it. & rdquo;