Donald Trump is one of the most famous presidents to have ever stepped foot in the Oval Office. He has been in trouble for numerous reasons and has also been praised for his controversial work.
Being the President of the United States is one of the most stressful jobs in the world, and Trump can sometimes make it look very easy. But it has not been easy throughout the first few months of his second term in office.
The secretary of defense, Pete Hesgerth, recently revealed plans for the president’s possible attack on Yemen through the Signal text messaging app. The Atlantic obtained the text messages.
According to the text messages, the Department of Defense has reportedly created a list of “allies and partners” they could contact if they follow the president’s administration’s plans.
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The group chat involves numerous members of the Trump administration. However, the president is noticeably missing from the group chat, as he does not give input throughout the entire chain.
In the apparent messages, Micheal Waltz explains, “European navies do not have the capability to defend against the types of sophisticated, antiships, cruise missiles, and drones” that the Houthis, which is a Yemenese group, have.
Further along in the messages, Pete Hagseth claims that the “weather is favorable” before giving massive updates on the attack with specific times saying what happened, which is pretty crazy.
It has not been confirmed or denied that these are genuine text message chains from anyone involved with the government, and it’s entirely possible that these are fake; however, the idea that all this may be discussed through a group chat is insane.
