National Security Agency and Cyber Command chief Gen. Timothy Haugh ousted
- President Donald Trump abruptly fired Gen. Timothy Haugh, the director of the National Security Agency, and Deputy Director Wendy Noble, without providing reasons for the dismissals.
- The firings have drawn sharp criticism from members of Congress, who are concerned about the implications for national security.
- Senator Jack Reed stated that these actions send a chilling message, suggesting that military advice may be punished based on political loyalty.
- Senator Mark Warner expressed astonishment at the firings, questioning how it would enhance U.S. Safety amid unprecedented cyber threats.
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House Democrat demands written explanation for ouster of NSA director
Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn.) is demanding that the Trump administration provide a written explanation of its rationale for firing the director of the National Security Agency alongside its deputy. Director Gen. Timothy Haugh was ousted late Thursday along with his civilian deputy Wendy Noble, a decision that followed the firing of several top national security staffers earlier... The post House Democrat demands written explanation for ouster of NSA …
US Cyber Command Names New Leader Amid Reported National Security Shake-Up
U.S. Army Lt. Gen. William Hartman has taken control at the U.S. Cyber Command, amid reports of a leadership shake-up. In a statement shared with The Epoch Times on April 4, a Cyber Command spokesperson said Hartman had assumed the leadership responsibilities at the command. “Hartman brings extensive military experience and a strong commitment to mission execution in support of strengthening our national security,” the spokesperson wrote. “Under…
Democrats slam Trump's reported firing of National Security Agency director Haugh
Members of the Democratic Party denounced the apparent dismissal of US National Security Agency director Timothy Haugh and his deputy Wendy Noble on Thursday. It remains unclear exactly why US President Donald Trump fired the two senior officials.
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