Plans drained. The Trump administration, obliged to keep the messages

A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to ‘keep’ the messages exchanged between senior Americans in a group of the Signal application where they talked about future strokes against Houthi rebels and where a journalist was added, AFP reports.

Notified by the American Oversight NGO, which advocates for greater transparency in public affairs and which accuses the Trump administration of violating official communications legislation using Signal, Judge James Boasberg ordered the preservation of all the messages changed in this group between 11 and 15 March.

The private contact details of Donald Trump’s top counselors in the field of security are accessible on the Internet, the German magazine Der Spiegel on Wednesday, in full controversy, related to the accidental disclosure of a houthi rebel plan in Yemen. The German magazine wrote that he had searches that allowed him to reach mobile phone numbers, e-mail addresses and, in some cases, passwords of some American officials.

Mike Waltz National Security advisor was mistaken by the chief editor of The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg, to a discussion group on American attacks against rebels and including the highest American responsible.