On Wednesday, Atlantic Magazine released more “war planning” texts that laid out operational details and accurate weapons for each moment used on Yemen's strike.
Mag's top editor Jeffrey Goldberg has published an additional snippet of text exchanges revealing precise operational details of the March 15 bombing of Yemen's Houthi Terror group.
“If this text had been received by someone hostile to American interests, or simply ignored and with access to social media, the Houches would have had time to prepare for something intended to be a surprising assault on their base,” the editor wrote, referring to one message fired by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegses.
“The outcome for American pilots may have been catastrophic.”
It comes after Goldberg revealed on Monday that he was inadvertently added to the signal message chain on March 11th. There, top Trump administration officials, including Hegus and Vice President JD Vance, discussed bombing Yemeni footy terrorist groups.
Trump and other top administration officials quickly downplayed the textual saga, claiming that sensitive national security documents were never revealed about the March 15 strike.
