Congressmen responded to a scandal letter about Yemen’s strikes

The discussion of American officials of US plans for remarkable Yemen in ordinary chat, and not in protected channels, has caused the anger of a number of politicians. Congressmen called for the investigation of a scary incident. On Monday, March 24, ABC News and CBS News reported.

Thus, Senator Jack Reid, a leading Democrat on the Committee in the Armed Forces, said that this violation was “one of the most vulnerable security failures in operation and common sense,” which he saw.

“Military operations should be performed with the highest caution, using approved, safe communication lines, because the American life stake. The neglect shown by President Trump’s Cabinet, Correcies -amazing and dangerous. I immediately ask for answers from the administration,” Rida said.

In this regard, the Democrats head of the Senate Chuck Schumer called the leader of the John Tun Senate and the Senate Republicans to cooperate with the Democrats, calling for a “complete investigation” as to why military operations were fixed by signal, and not through safe communications funded by taxpayers.

“President’s president, this is one of the amazing -the -military intelligence violations I have read for a very long time. Because of such carelessness, people have died. That’s how our enemies can use us. That’s how our national security is at risk,” Schumer said in a speech to the Senate.

Congress from Massachusetts Seth Moulton regarded the incident as “serious incapacity, which could lead to American deaths.”

Democrats Katherine Clark also criticized the administration’s inability, claiming that it was detrimental to the security of both the people and the country, and calling for justice.

According to Hill, Trump responded to the emergency and said he had no idea about the Atlantic journalist inadvertently adding to a chat with administration officials at a signal, which discussed hussites in Yemen.

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Prior to that, Atlantic leader Jeffrey Goldberg said he was invited to a group chat on the signal, where officials discussed the details of attacking Yemen in early March.

According to journalists, 18 people are in the group, including: National Security Council officials, Steve Vitkoff, President Trump’s representative in the Middle East and Ukraine, Suzi Wiles, and head of the White House Apparatus. The journalist assumes that United States Secretary of State Marko Rubio, the head of the exploration of Tulsey Gabbard and defense minister Pete Pete Gegset also attended the chat.

Remember that after a wave of dismissal, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) was ordered to gather on Tuesday at the former headquarters in Washington. Today, they must destroy the documents, including the secret, stored in the safe and department of personnel in the head office.