An inspector general report to be released on thursday examined the defense secretary’s use of a private messaging app to discuss airstrikes in yemen. Defense secretary pete hegseth could have endangered troops when he sent messages detailing attack times on a signal chat, a pentagon watchdog found. Investigators have revealed that j.d Vance returned to the infamous signal group chat, in which pete hegseth discussed confidential information about strikes on yemen, after the attack Pentagon says defense secretary pete hegseth risked endangering troops when he relayed information about yemen strike on signal a commercial messaging app The signal chat also revealed disagreement at the highest levels of the administration about the wisdom of the strikes and—more broadly—how the trump administration should employ the military.
Vice president jd vance fired off a message to the infamous signal group chat among top trump administration officials the day after the atlantic reported its existence. Goldberg said he got an unsolicited invitation on the signal messaging platform on 11 march by an account named michael waltz, and was then added to the group chat about yemen two days later. President donald trump attacked the messaging app signal on wednesday evening while defending defense secretary pete hegseth’s role in reportedly sharing messages—which some republicans believe.
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