Leaked Messages Expose Trump's Security Oversight on Yemen Strike

A leaked Signal chat revealed that senior Trump officials discussed a military strike on Yemen, raising security concerns. The messages, which were mistakenly sent to The Atlantic, included real-time operational details. Officials claim no classified info was shared, but experts warn of potential risks.

A leaked Signal chat has exposed potential security lapses in the Trump administration, as senior officials shared sensitive details about an impending military strike on Yemen, according to The Atlantic. The messages inadvertently sent to the publication's editor in chief have sparked concerns over operational security.

The administration downplayed the incident, asserting that no classified information was shared in the chat, despite it containing real-time details like attack timing and logistics. President Donald Trump dismissed the breach, but experts indicated that even unclassified plans could pose risks.

Although White House officials objected to the chat's release, experts argue that the use of unsecured messaging for high-level military discussions marks a significant security lapse. The incident has renewed scrutiny of communication protocols and underscores the need for tighter controls on military operational details.

(With inputs from agencies.)