“Pentagon’s adviser was removed because of suspicion of leakage of information – media on April 16, 06:25 to share: Pentagon (photo: Reuters/Joshua Roberts) in the US Department of Defense temporarily dismissed Dan Colduella, one of the key advisers of Pete Hegset Minister. The reason was the possible unauthorized transmission of confidential information – the investigation is now underway. Reuters writes about it with reference to an American official who wished to remain anonymous. According to the words”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
Pentagon (Photo: Reuters/Joshua Roberts)
The US Department of Defense temporarily dismissed Dan Caldwell, one of the key advisers of Minister Pita Hegsset. The reason was the possible unauthorized transmission of confidential information – the investigation is now underway.
Reuters writes about it with reference to an American official who wished to remain anonymous.
According to the source, Caldwell is sent on administrative leave until a possible data leakage continues. The exact details about the nature of the information and its recipients are not yet disclosed. “The investigation is ongoing,” the official said.
“Although Caldwell is less known to the general public, he played an important role in the Pentagon as the Minister’s adviser. This was especially evident after publishing the messages in Signal, published by The Atlantic. In them, Hegset called Caldwell the main contact person to interact with the National Security Council on military operations against Hussites in Yemen, ”the message reads.
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Reuters notes that Caldwell has attracted attention in Washington with his conservative and isolationist views. He was skeptical of military assistance to Ukraine and advocated the reduction of US military presence in Europe.