Pete Hegseth said no war plans were sent by text message, contradicting claims of leaks.
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US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has denied that US war plans were communicated via text message in a chat group on the Signal app, following allegations by journalist Jeffrey Goldberg. It comes as the White House said the messages between Trump administration officials appeared to be genuine, suggesting a possible leak. Hegseth emphasized that no such communications took place.
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Șeful Pentagonului neagă că a divulgat planuri de război ale SUA pe aplicația Signal, deși Casa Albă spune că mesajele par „autentice”
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Hegseth neagă transmiterea planurilor de război pe un grup în care era și un jurnalist. Casa Albă spune că mesajele par a fi autentice
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