There are security threats: The Atlantic posted full Signal screenshots with an attack plan on Hussites

Journalists explained that the problem concerns the safety of the United States of America during special operations. The screenshots of the secret chat in Signal appeared on the edition website. The journalists reminded the statements of the tominists who were convinced that the presence of the editor of The Atlantic in the Signal chat does not pose any threat to US security. Meanwhile, the publication has given a fragment of publications of Defense Minister Pete Hegset.

His reports accurately indicate the departure of American aircraft. According to the editorial board, if the information fell into the hands of enemies, the military would be in danger. "If this text was given to someone who is hostile to American interests - or someone is just reckless and has access to social media - Hussites would have time to prepare for what had to be a sudden attack on their strongholds.

The consequences for American pilots could be catastrophic," The Atlantic published 17 screenshots of the Signal City. The first post was dated March 11, when the Chat was added by editor -in -chief Jeffrey Goldberg, the last - March 15, when the journalist left the chat. There are also screenshots with a list of participants in the conversation, which shows the names of the White House Top Office responsible for defense and safety.

The media brought the position of Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and the director of the Central Intelligence Administration John Retcliffe. According to the top officials who performed in the Senate, there were no secret data in the Signal chat. President Donald Trump said this. The media has sent requests to the CIA, the Defense Ministry, the Intelligence, the White House to clarify whether it is possible to publish chat details if there is nothing threatening to security.

The answer was received only from the White House Speaker Caroline Levitt. Levitt confirmed that there are no secrets, but that does not mean that the administration encourages the publication of correspondence. In view of the public statements of The Atlantic topics, he decided to publish full Signal correspondence only by hiding the name of the intelligence representative who works under the cover, is said in the article.

It should be noted that Focus wrote about the history of The Atlantic and Signal. Editor -in -chief Jeffrey Goldberg said that on March 11 he was added to a secret chat, whose participants were the White House Top Date. At the same time, he was added to the chat advisor by National Security Michael Volz. According to the journalist, at first he thought that they were trying to deceive the cybercrime.