The White House has made it so clear that there was no classified information being shared inside group chats.
However, the Democrats keep insisting that Pete Hegseth needs to go.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is now getting linked to another group chat that was related to sensitive military operations, which he reportedly shared with his partner, including his brother and personal lawyer.
These texts were sent through the Signal messaging app and are again believed to have featured details of an attack on Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis last month.
The second group chat was initially reported by the New York Times and entailed more than a dozen people. It shared details of the schedule of the airstrikes as per the Reuters news agency.
Two sources with knowledge on the matter spoke to Sky News’ US Partner network, NBC News, about how there were 13 people in the second chat group. Mr Hegseth spoke about information despite getting an aide warning him about the unsafe mode of communication that he was using to share sensitive details.
Now, more pressure is on President Trump as Democrats feel his time is up in the administration, and he’s a threat to the country’s security with such actions that seem more deliberate than a genuine mistake.
