Donald Trump will dismiss NSA Waltz in chat leak case? President gave the answer

US President Donald Trump Over Chat Leak: His plan for an airstrikes on Hothis in Yemen recently was leaked in America. Since then, it was being speculated that Donald Trump could remove National Security Advisor Mike Waltz. Meanwhile, the US President made it clear on Saturday (March 29) that he would not remove anyone despite his leaks of an airstrike plan on the Hothis in Yemen.

US President Donald Trump said that he does not expel anyone from the job due to false news and conspiracies. However, the White House has accepted this leak.

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Donald Trump said in an interview to NBC News, “I do not expel anyone from job due to false news and espionage.” He also said that he has full faith in his National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth.

When asked if there was any discussion to remove Mike Waltz, Trump replied, ‘I have never heard of this’ and I take this decision none other than and I have never heard of it.’

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Goldberg wrote an article in ‘The Atlantic’ stating that he had received an invitation to join the signal group named ‘Huti PC Small Group’ on March 11 and joined the group. Goldberg told ‘New York Post’ that war plans were being discussed in this group. The strategies of the attacks were being discussed. The time and goals were being discussed at the time of the attack.

The editor claims that due to the signal app, he had already received information about the Huki attacks. At that time he was on a parking site and when he read this message on his phone, he realized that this could also be true. In his article, Goldberg claimed that he had already come to know about the attacks in Yemen due to the messages of the signal group.