Houthi militants in Yemen claim to be responsible for the recent attacks on U.S. warships in the Red Sea.
In a statement issued by the Jerusalem Post on Tuesday, terrorist groups claimed they attacked the USS Harry Truman Airlines and several U.S. warships in the Red Sea.
Earlier on Wednesday, Huthis said they had used drones to target U.S. ships and Israeli military sites.
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Houthis of Yemen claimed responsibility for the recent attack on U.S. warships. (Gerard Bottino/sopa image/lightrocket via Getty image)
Houthis claimed earlier this month that they attacked Truman and his warships in response to the U.S. attack on Yemen, but provided no evidence to support their claim of retaliation.
The U.S. military shot down several Houthi drones shortly before the group claimed.
It was amid a group chat about the upcoming military strikes in which Trump administration officials discussed the upcoming military strikes in a group chat about encrypted messaging service signals, who mistakenly added Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, who said he said he received a request from a presidential national security consultant Michael Waltz on March 11.
The group called the “Houseck Group” and top Trump officials discussed the upcoming attack on Hotis as many criticized the group for chatting as a serious violation of national security and noted that senior officials should not discuss detailed military plans outside special security facilities or special security facilities or protected government communication networks.
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Houthis claims they attacked Harry S. Truman Airlines. (Gerard Bottino/sopa image/lightrocket via Getty image)
Goldberg reported that 18 people in the group were listed as Waltz, including Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, National Intelligence Agency Tulsi Gabbard and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.
The article notes that officials are discussing the “war plan”, Goldberg said he chose some of the highly sensitive information he saw in signal chats, including precise information about weapons packages, goals and timing.
The editor also said Ratcliffe incorporated the names of CIA secret agents into the signal chat.
Hushis said they have used drones to target U.S. ships and Israeli military sites. (AP)
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The White House has confirmed that the group chat “seems to be real”, although administration officials, including Hergs, tried to downplay concerns and discredit Goldberg as a journalist.
“I’ve heard of its characteristics. No one has a texting plan, and that’s what I’m going to say,” Heggs said Monday.
Hegseth criticized Goldberg as “a deceptive, highly discredited, so-called journalist who has been engaged in a scam career of fraudsters again and again, including, including, I don’t know, a liar on Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia or a liar on both sides or a fool and loser and loser.
