Trump Defends Waltz After Journalist Unwittingly Added to Signal Chat on Yemen Strikes
The White House confirms the authenticity of the Signal group chat but denies classified information was shared, as bipartisan calls for accountability intensify.
- National Security Advisor Mike Waltz added journalist Jeffrey Goldberg to a Signal group chat discussing U.S. military operations in Yemen, leading to a significant security breach.
- The White House acknowledged the chat's authenticity but stated no classified information or 'war plans' were shared in the messages.
- President Trump defended Waltz, calling the incident a minor 'glitch,' while rejecting calls for resignations from senior officials involved.
- Bipartisan criticism has emerged, with Democrats demanding accountability and Republicans expressing concern over the use of non-secure platforms for sensitive communications.
- The administration has launched a review of the breach, but no firings or resignations have occurred, as lawmakers continue to push for investigations.







































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































