Atlantic publishes attack plan details after trump, top officials deny classified information was shared in group chat The incident raises questions about government national security protocols and, in particular, the use of signal among u.s Messages were leaked from a group chat about donald trump's plans to bomb the houthis in yemen after a journalist was added by accident Goldberg further pointed out the potential breaches to government policy with officials discussing official business on signal, which is not an approved app for sharing classified information, such as on national defence He noted that messages in the chat group were also set to disappear at least after a week, raising the potential violation of federal law that states text messages about. Briana reilly and david lerman contributed to this report
The post lawmakers stunned by leak of reported cabinet member group chat appeared first on roll call. The atlantic revealed new details about what was shared in the infamous signal group chat, including highly incriminating data. Key reactions to reports of a leaked group chat involving trump officials
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