USA: Joe Kasper to step down as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's chief of staff following Pentagon security scandals
Emese Grancsa
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Joe Kasper's resignation comes at a tumultuous time for the Pentagon, plagued by recent leaks and dismissals. Kasper will continue to advise the Pentagon, with the ability to work 130 days a year. The incident that led to the current scandal involves Secretary Hegseth, accused of distributing confidential information on the Signal app. Three senior officials were recently dismissed without being informed of the reasons for the firings.
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Şeful de cabinet al secretarului Apărării american Pete Hegseth va renunţa la funcţie, pe fondul scandalului referitor la scurgerile de informații
Şeful de cabinet al şefului Pentagonului Pete Hegseth, Joe Kasper, urmează să fie demis după scandalurile în cascadă ale divulgărilor pe Signal
Şeful de cabinet al lui Pete Hegseth renunţă la funcţie
Şeful de cabinet al secretarului apărării american va renunţa la funcţie
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