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Pentagon Probes Use of Signal App for Discussing Yemen Attack Plans

The USA's defense headquarters Pentagon is initiating an investigation after, among others, Defense Minister Pete Hegseth used the app Signal to discuss attack plans against Yemen. .

Pentagon Probes Use of Signal App for Discussing Yemen Attack Plans

Trump Fires Key Security Officials After Oval Office Meeting

The President of the USA, Donald Trump, has fired at least three high-ranking officials within the country's national security council, according to several sources for AP. Even a number of employees at lower levels have been dismissed.

Trump Fires Key Security Officials After Oval Office Meeting

Judge Orders Preservation of Leaked Chat on Yemen Discussions

A federal judge announces that he will order the Trump administration to preserve the notorious leaked group chat where American government top officials discussed a near understanding of an attack on Yemen. Judge James Boasberg states that he will prevent people from deleting messages sent in the encrypted messaging app Signal.

Judge Orders Preservation of Leaked Chat on Yemen Discussions

Trump Officials' Data Leaked Online, Potential Foreign Hack Suspected

Private login information and passwords of Donald Trump's ministers and top officials are openly available on the internet – and may have been hacked by foreign power, reports Der Spiegel. .

Trump Officials' Data Leaked Online, Potential Foreign Hack Suspected

Trump Maintains Trust in Officials After Chat Leak Involving Yemen

The President of the USA, Donald Trump, still has confidence in the government leaders who discussed an imminent attack on Yemen in a notable group chat, according to the White House. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio calls the event "a big mistake".

Trump Maintains Trust in Officials After Chat Leak Involving Yemen

The Atlantic Reveals More of Trump Aides' Chat on Yemen Attack

The USA's leadership is trying to downplay the significance of the noted group chat where top government officials discussed an imminent attack on Yemen. The Atlantic then chooses to publish additional parts to clearly show what the magazine's editor-in-chief got to follow in real-time.

The Atlantic Reveals More of Trump Aides' Chat on Yemen Attack

Waltz Owns Up to Military Chat Leak, Calls It Embarrassing

The USA's national security adviser Mike Waltz takes "full responsibility" for the chat group where plans for military attacks leaked to a journalist. It's embarrassing, we're going to get to the bottom of it, he says in an interview with Fox News.

Waltz Owns Up to Military Chat Leak, Calls It Embarrassing

US Officials Discuss Yemen Strike in Leaked Chat with Journalist

A journalist was mistakenly added to a chat where a forthcoming attack on Yemen was being discussed. In the chat, there were individuals who, by all accounts, were the most powerful in the USA within security policy – including, among others, the defense minister, foreign minister, CIA chief, and vice president.

US Officials Discuss Yemen Strike in Leaked Chat with Journalist

Kristersson: US Leak Underscores Current Uncertainty

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) does not want to comment on details or content regarding the leak of the US war plans in Yemen to an American journalist in a chat. But it "highlights a degree of uncertainty".

Kristersson: US Leak Underscores Current Uncertainty

Leaked US War Plans on Signal Raise Security Concerns in Sweden

Goals, weapon types and attack sequences. In a chat group on the messaging app Signal, American ministers discussed the US's attack plans against the Houthis in Yemen - and included an American journalist by mistake.

Leaked US War Plans on Signal Raise Security Concerns in Sweden

Trump Dismisses Military Chat Leak as Minor Blunder

A journalist ended up in a chat group where the US government discussed imminent military attacks. Frustrated tones are heard from the White House, but President Trump downplays the whole thing as a minor blunder.

Trump Dismisses Military Chat Leak as Minor Blunder

American Journalist Accidentally Receives US Military Plans for Yemen Attack

The American journalist Jeffrey Goldberg accidentally gained access to the American military's plans to attack targets in Yemen, reports The Atlantic, where Goldberg is editor-in-chief. The Democrats want to see a "full investigation" of the incident.

American Journalist Accidentally Receives US Military Plans for Yemen Attack