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Hegseth’s texts exposed sensitive details on Yemen strike
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth exposed sensitive information when he sent details of a pending military strike from his personal phone, according to a Pentagon watchdog investigation into the “Signalgate” saga that gripped the White House earlier this year.

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Hegseth broke rules, DODIG concludes, even though he said Yemen strike details were ‘safe to declassify’
Pentagon review faults Hegseth over Signal messages on Yemen strikes, sources say
Pentagon Probe Explodes: Hegseth’s Leaked Signal Chats Exposed US Missions To Major Risk? Big Reveal
A Pentagon inspector general report has ignited a storm around Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, finding that sensitive U.S. military information — some matching SECRET/NOFORN classifications — was shar...

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Pete Hegseth put US personnel at risk? War secretary used Signal to share sensitive info on Yemen Houthi strike: Report
Pentagon watchdog finds Hegseth’s use of Signal posed risk to US personnel
Pete Hegseth’s Weak Excuses
Its conclusions are unequivocal and brutal: Pete Hegseth endangered the success of a U.S. military operation and put the lives of American military personnel at risk.

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Hegseth put troops at risk by sharing sensitive plans on personal phone, Pentagon watchdog finds
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Inspector general report raises concerns about Hegseth’s use of Signal chat
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JD Vance reportedly made fun of Pete Hegseth Yemen strike leak on Signal by returning on the platform after the scandal went viral

JD Vance reportedly returned to the Signal group chat hours after Pete Hegseth allegedly leaked information about airstrike in Yemen in the same group.

IG: Hegseth broke Pentagon rules using Signal to share strike details, though no classified info was released

Pentagon inspector finds War Secretary Pete Hegseth violated policy by sharing strike details on Signal app, creating operational security risks.

Navy Reveals What Caused Fighter Jets Losses in Middle East: What To Know

The fighter jets were lost due to malfunction, a friendly fire shoot-down, and a defensive evasive maneuver, according to the Navy's investigation. The aircraft carrier itself also collided with a merchant ship during the same deployment, part of a military campaign against the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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