Washington – The heads of US intelligence agencies will appear in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday to testify of global security threats facing the country.

The hearing, which starts at 10 am, will give testimony, the director of the National Intelligence Director John Rabilifi, Director of the FBI, Director General Jeffrey Kruse.

Testimony comes after one day It was revealed These best overcoming officials inevitably included Atlantic Editor Jefry Goldberg, a group of encrypted messages, which refers to the bombing of HOUTHI targets. According to Goldberg, according to Goldberg, the accounts appeared by Gabbard and Ratcliffe.

In a conversation of President Trump's National Security Adviser Mike Valts, Ratslip, allegedly received information “that can be interpreted as real and current intelligence actions,” Goldberg wrote.

The National Security Council announced on Monday statement on CBS that the message thread “seems valid.”

Before the annual court session will discuss the threats raised by China, Russia and Iran, the heads of intelligence are likely to be barbecue about a safety termination. Senator Mark Virginia, the High Democrat of the Committee, said History shows that Trump's administration is “fast and loose with the most classified information of our nation, and it makes all Americans secure safe.”

Intelligence officials must also testify to the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday. The hearings coincide with the release of annual threats from the office of the director of national intelligence.

Is 2024 reports He said that the United States has faced “more and more fragile globalities” in the coming year, which will be tensed by the competition of great force, regional conflicts and transnational challenges.

Last year's Senate Senate, Higher Bay Administration's intelligence officials stressed that Ukraine needs Ukraine to survive Russia, and that Turkey did not send the US support to Taiwan either.

President Trump, who has campaigned on completing the war in Ukraine, has shown a friendly tone to Russia and has temporarily suspended the support of Ukrainian intelligence and security through an oval office.

Recently, he refused to comment on the US President to allow China to take Taiwan with force.

Mr. Trump also puts pressure on Iran to negotiate a new nuclear transaction, warning that there may be other possible military operations.