“Should head heads”: a story with a drain US secret plans in Yemen has been continued

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/91/20/20/IB-FR7JAU0B5B5_A2A6BBB1C.jpg" Alt = "& quot; quot; should fly heads & quot; quot; < p > US President Donald Trump Advisor Mike Waltz accidentally added the editor -in -chief of The Atlantic Jeffrey Goldberg to a closed group, which discussed issues, prob & RSQUO; The US Congress has already urged to initiate an investigation into a situation because of a “stroke from national security”.

< p >According to & nbsp; CNN, Congressman-Democrat, Intelligence Member Jim Himes noted that the use of a commercial application for exchange of secret information is unacceptable. He noted that the use of non -creature programs is “catastrophic risks for safety”.

< p > “If this is true, then these actions are a gross violation of the laws and rules that exist to protect national security, including the safety of US military personnel”, & mdash; He reported and noted that if it were the fault of the lower official, he would probably be criminally liable.

< p > Member of the Armed Forces Committee Chris Deetokio in turn called on punishment of responsible.

< p > “This is a flashy blow from national security, and should fly heads”, & mdash; he said.

< P > At the same time a representative of the US National Security Council Brian X & Rsquo; Yuz says that there was no threat to national security or US military.

< p > “Currently a chain of messages that has been reported seems real and we check how the inadvertent number has been added to the conversation. The chain is a demonstration of deep and thoughtful policy coordination between senior officials”, & mdash; he said.

< p > US President Donald Trump in turn during a briefing generally stated that he heard of this story for the first time and “not a fan of The Atlantic.” < p > “I don't know anything about it. I'm not a fan of The Atlantic. For me, this is a magazine that is declining”, & mdash; commented on the situation of Trump.