Trump Administration Faces Bipartisan Outcry Over Security Breach in Military Chat
A journalist's accidental inclusion in a Signal group chat exposed sensitive discussions on a Yemen strike, raising questions about security protocols and accountability.
- Journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was inadvertently added to a Signal group chat where senior Trump officials discussed plans for a military strike on Yemen's Houthi militia.
- The chat included operational details shared hours before U.S. airstrikes, sparking concerns over the use of an unsecured app for sensitive communications.
- The National Security Council has confirmed the chat's authenticity and launched an internal review to investigate the breach.
- President Trump and his administration have downplayed the incident, denying the sharing of classified information and dismissing calls for accountability.
- The incident has drawn bipartisan criticism, with Democrats and some Republicans demanding a thorough investigation into the breach and its implications for national security.











































































