A recent report reveals that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth disclosed intelligence from a classified email in unclassified Signal chats in March. The Pentagon's inspector general confirmed that the information related to a U.S. strike in Yemen, originally shared in a classified email sent by General Michael Erik Kurilla to several defense officials. This revelation challenges the Trump administration's stance denying any leaks in unclassified chats. Despite the confirmation of the breach, Pentagon officials maintain that no classified information was shared via Signal, maintaining the position they have previously stated.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared classified intelligence labeled SECRET/NOFORN in unclassified Signal chats, contradicting claims by the Trump administration and raising security concerns.
The Pentagon's independent inspector general verified that Hegseth shared information from a classified email about a U.S. strike in Yemen, heightening scrutiny over classified data disclosures.
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