Atlantic Releases Texts: Signal Chats Reveal War Plans Involving Gabbard and Ratcliffe
Recent leaks from the messaging app Signal have unveiled a concerning series of texts discussing potential war plans involving former U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard and former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe. The Atlantic reported on the leaked messages, which were part of a larger set of communications among high-level officials and intelligence operatives.
The texts, which surfaced on March 26, 2025, were initially published by NPR and subsequently covered by The Washington Post and The Indian Express. The messages suggest that Gabbard and Ratcliffe were involved in discussions about strategic military actions, raising questions about the implications of such plans and the security of communication channels used by government officials.
During a recent House Committee session on global threats, both Gabbard and Ratcliffe were questioned about their involvement in the Signal chats. They denied any wrongdoing, with Gabbard emphasizing that her participation was strictly in an advisory capacity. The U.S. intelligence community is now investigating the leak, aiming to understand how such sensitive information ended up in the public domain.
This incident has sparked a broader debate on the use of encrypted messaging apps by government officials and the potential risks they pose to national security. The Atlantic's report has not only shed light on these war plans but also reignited discussions about privacy and security in the digital age.
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