The Atlantic published the full sequence of texts among President Donald Trump’s top national security officials discussing impending military strikes against Houthi militants in Yemen. The magazine’s editor – Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally added to the group. The newly-published messages included texts The Atlantic had previously withheld because they included specific operational details Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sent to the group about the timing and weapons systems the US military intended to use. But the Trump administration has tried to discredit the bombshell report and insisted that no classified information shared on an unclassified commercial messaging app called Signal. 00:37 A WAR CHAT ACCIDENTALLY REVEALED TO A JOURNALIST01:14 DELETABLE WAR PLANS, UNSECURED CHAT01:55 SCREENSHOT STRATEGY: WHO GETS WHAT ROLE?02:32 CONFUSION, CONTRADICTIONS & CLASSIFIED CROSSOVER 03:13 THE LINE BETWEEN BRIEFING AND BREACHING 04:04 THIS WAS NOT JUST WAR PLANNING 05:37 LEAK SHOWS ‘HOW POWER WORKS’ n18oc_world n18oc_crux
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