(Adnkronos) – “The public has the right to see these messages to reach their own conclusions”. This is what Jeffrey Goldberg wrote, who today publishes in The Atlantic the plans for the raids in Yemen published by the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegeseth, on the Signal chat in which the journalist had been mistakenly included. The move by the American magazine comes after Hegseth, the White House and others stated that war plans or classified information were never published on the app, which is not a secure channel.
The Atlantic publishes war plans posted by Hegseth, ‘public has right to know’
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