Waltz team set up 20 Signal chats on global issues: Politico

Donald Trump actually declared the scandal surrounding his security advisor Mike Waltz to be over, but government officials continue to leak incriminating details to the media. Apparently, the Yemen chat was just one of many discussion forums.

It sparked outrage and outrage when it emerged that Donald Trump's top administration used the messaging service Signal to discuss war plans – and even invited a journalist into the group conversation.

Waltz’s Team Created 20 Signal Chats To Discuss National Security And Foreign Policy: Report

National security adviser Mike Waltz’s team has reportedly created 20 group chats on the commercial Signal app to coordinate official work on issues ranging from Ukraine, China and Gaza to Middle East policy, intensifying concerns about national security. The recent report regarding the group chats also cite Waltz and one unnamed senior aide conducting official business, including exchanging schedules and work documents, over personal Gmail acco…

Mike Waltz’s Signal Chats Aren’t the Real Scandal

The Signal chat controversy is far from over. National security adviser Mike Waltz did more than simply invite the Atlantic editor-in-chief to his war-planning Signal chat to discuss bombing strikes on Yemen. Waltz’s staff also set up similar Signal chats for Ukraine, China, Gaza, Africa and European national security issues, according to a new report.The unfolding story has led to calls for resignations over the mishandling of classified inform…

National Security Advisor Mike Waltz is said to have created at least 20 different Signal group chats to communicate about international…

US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz is set to set up at least 20 more group chats for senior Donald Trump administration officials on the Signal app, namely about Ukraine, Gaza, China, Africa, Europe and the Middle East.