NYT: Pentagon leader sent data on Yemen’s strikes in a chat with his wife

The head of the Pentagon Pit Hegset sent information about American military strikes to Yemen in Chat Signal Chat Chat, where his wife, brother and lawyer were among the participants. On Sunday, April 20, the New York Times (NYT) reported that there was a reference to its own resources.

According to the publication, at least once, on March 15, Hegset sent Jennifer, who was not a Pentagon employee, as well as his brother Phil Phil and personal attorney Tim, who was working on the military department, a schedule for F/A-18 Hornet flights, which is not a Potter employee.

“These aircraft hit the positions of Yemenic Husites,” Nyt said.

The publication explains that we are talking about another chat, which is different from the one where there are American management officers, as well as a wrong -Editor -in -Chief of Atlantic Jeffrey Goldberg.

The second chat was created by the Pentagon leader in person, with the exception of his wife, there were about ten more people from the inner hegset circle, along with two officials removed from the service due to leakage of secret information. According to NYT resources, it was called “team defense/meeting”, and to allow the hegset used by a personal, not a working phone.

“Chat discussions are primarily concerned with organizational and administrative issues,” Nyt wrote.

Note that the wife of the past has worked as a manufacturer on the Fox News TV Channel. After his wife entered the post of the Pentagon leader, he repeatedly accompanied him on journeys, as well as confidential meetings with foreign leaders, the publication records.

Remember that the editor -in -Chief of the American Publication The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg, said he was accidentally added to the closed chat of American officials at the signal, where they discussed plans for Yemen’s strikes.

Later, the United States president’s advisor to national security issues was taken by Mike Waltz in “full responsibility” for the scandal.