U.S. President Donald Trump has announced he will not dismiss any members of his administration following reports of a security breach involving an encrypted messaging app, which allegedly exposed plans for an airstrike in Yemen.
In an interview, Trump downplayed the incident as ‘fake news’ and defended his national security team. “There’s nothing to worry about,” Trump stated. “Our team is strong, and these reports are just another attempt to undermine our administration.”
According to sources, the breach occurred when a senior official mistakenly included a journalist in a group chat discussing confidential military strategies. The journalist reportedly informed authorities upon recognizing the sensitive nature of the information.
Critics have raised concerns over the handling of classified information within the administration. “If true, this breach could have serious global implications,” said a security expert.
Despite calls for accountability, Trump remains steadfast in his support of his officials. “Mistakes happen, but we’re focused on keeping America safe,” he said.
The incident has reignited discussions on government cybersecurity protocols and the use of encrypted messaging apps for sharing classified information.
