Washington – A number of lawmakers have expressed outrage on Monday when he expressed the Atlantic editor that he was accidentally enrolled in a group conversation Involving Trump's administration officials on highly sensitive war plans in Yemen.

On both sides of the intersets, members of the Congress criticized security violations, although the Democrats had a strict position on how to resolve it, many who demanded an immediate investigation.

Rhode Island, the Military Committee, the Higher Democrat Senator Jack, said that the violation was “he has ever seen the most effective failure of operational security and common sense.”

“Military actions must be carried out at the maximum discretion using the established, secure lines of communication, as American life is on the line.

Republican President of the Armed Services Committee, Mississippi Senator Roger, said: “It's definitely worrying, and it seems that mistakes have been made.”

“It is possible that there may be classified briefings soon,” said the carpenter, adding that his commission would “absolutely” to affect it.

A piece Monday The General Security Editor of Jeffrey Gold has been published on Monday, at the beginning of that month, the signage signal signal signal signal, a shootout. According to strikes, Goldberg, other high-ranking officials are considered.

The Atlantic said it did not publish all messages, as some of the details were too sensitive.

The National Security Council was recognized in the statement of the CBS news that “it seems valid about the Goldberg Group.”

“The thread of the message reported at this time is authentic, and we review the unattractive number hinted,” said the Speaker of the National Security Council. “Thread displays the coordination of deep and thoughtful policy of high-ranking officials. The continued success of HOURHI operation shows that there were no threats to our service members or our national security. “

The hegs said that “no one writes war plans,” and he disguised Goldberg as a “insidious and very well-compromised journalist.”

To the question whether President Trump said about the report. “I don't know anything about it. I'm not a big Atlantic fan. It's going out. White House Spokesman Caroline Levit said in a statement. “President Trump continues to trust the most of his national security team, including National Security Adviser Mike Waltz.”

Senate minority leader Chuck Shumer said to the bottom of the Senate: “This debut requires a full investigation about how it happened.

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Democratic Senator Nevada Jackie Rosen, who serves the committee of the Armed Forces Committee and the Foreign Relations Committee, scored the incident as a “dangerous level of incompetence” and “inexplicable failure”. Senator Chris Kokons from Delawa Democrat called it a “shocking violation” and a “quick and thorough investigation” of the problem.

Hake Jeffrey's leader Hackem Jeffris told CBS News that there should be an investigation of the Congress at all, to understand what happened and how it happened, and how did it happen?

“This is reckless, irresponsible and dangerous,” said the New York Democrats. “Who are some of these people that Donald Trump put in the strongest national security positions in America?” We promised that Donald Trump is going to hire the best. The best of.

Adam Smith, a member of the Committee's Condition, called the incident “deeply disturbing.” “Are you discussing the signal app on war plans?” I mean it's just unattractive. There are safe lines of communication to do so, and no one has knowledge about it, “he said.

House IntoutciGence Company classification Jim Nehes caused fears that phones could be vulnerable to rob. “Suppose the people of the signal conversation are probably the big targets of our global enemies. One of these enemies could not transform the dead pilots in advance.

Answer: Democrat Betty McColuma raised the issue that the officials violated the action of espionage.

Republican representatives Nebraska and New York Meadows Don Bacon criticized the use of encrypted messages to discuss war plans.

“This can kill our troops. Safe phones are mandatory for these types of communications. Russia and China are definitely monitored their undiscovered phones.

“Classified information should not be transferred to unsecured channels, and of course, without security clearance, including journalists. wroteA number of “guarantees must be put to it so that it will no longer happen.”

House spokesman Mike Johnson suggested behavior and said that the report showed that “high-level officials do their job, they do well.”

“That mission was a success. Nobody endangered because of it. We thank you for that, but they are certainly sure it doesn't happen again. ”

Johnson added that he did not think that Waltz, apparently started the group conversation and included the journalist, according to the Goldberg report, should be disciplined.

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