"We have never denied that it was a mistake and the national security adviser has taken responsibility for it. And we have said that we are making changes. We are looking into this to make sure it can never happen again." This was stated by White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt regarding the chat-gate , which broke out when the Atlantic editor was mistakenly added to a highly confidential group on Signal , where the journalist was able to read highly confidential messages from US Vice President JD Vance and other top American officials. Leavitt explained to reporters that President Donald Trump "has put together a team that he believes in." So we are moving forward without resignations or changes.

But in these hours another piece of news has arrived to rekindle the controversy. According to the German Spiegel, in fact, the private data and passwords of high-ranking US security officials are online, including US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.

The German newspaper, through its research, has shown that even the cell phone numbers and email addresses of high-ranking US officials are present in open sources on the Internet. Another sensational security flaw , in short, that is causing discussion.

(Unioneonline/lf)

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