Atlantic Publishes More 'War Plan' Signal Texts on Yemen Strikes

Publication of Sensitive Signal Messages

• 📰 The Atlantic magazine has published additional text messages from a Signal chat group involving Trump Administration officials.
• 🎯 These messages reportedly detail operational plans and specific weapons for a US strike on Houthi targets in Yemen on March 15th.

Operational Details Revealed

• ⏰ The published texts include minute-by-minute updates on strike timings, such as "more f-18s launch second strike package followed by strike drones On Target at 2:15" and "F18 second strike starts at 3:36."
• 🚀 Specific weapon deployments are mentioned, including the launch of "cabbas tomahawks at 1:48 p.m."
• 📡 National Security Adviser Mike Waltz allegedly sent real-time intelligence from the attack site.

Security Concerns and Denials

• ⚠️ Editor Jeffrey Goldberg warned that the leak of such details could have allowed the Houthis to prepare for the surprise attack, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences for American pilots.
• 🚫 Trump officials, including Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbert and CIA Chief John Ratcliffe, have dismissed the controversy, insisting no classified material was shared.
• ❓ Democrats have pressed for clarity on the determination that no classified information was disclosed, but no clear answer was provided.
• 🗣️ Gabbert and Ratcliffe maintained their stance that they did not disclose specifics on weapons, targets, or timing.