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Details released by media outlet include the times of strikes and the types of aircraft being used.
The Atlantic has published what it said were the “attack plans” against Yemen’s Houthi rebels that were shared by top United States government officials in a group chat, which inadvertently included the media outlet’s editor-in-chief.
The release on Wednesday came after the administration of President Donald Trump sought to downplay the significance of the texts shared on the Signal messaging app, according to The Atlantic.
The newly published messages, which were sent on March 15, appear to have been sent by an account seeming to belong to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. They include the times of strikes and the types of aircraft being used against Houthi targets in Yemen.
More to come …
The release on Wednesday came after the administration of President Donald Trump sought to downplay the significance of the texts shared on the Signal messaging app, according to The Atlantic.
The newly published messages, which were sent on March 15, appear to have been sent by an account seeming to belong to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. They include the times of strikes and the types of aircraft being used against Houthi targets in Yemen.
More to come …
