Trump says that the security adviser Walt to leave the White House, and he chooses it for the United Nations position
US President Donald Trump Mike Waltz was nominated as the next US ambassador to the United Nations, confirming the departure of Al -Fals as a national security adviser.
In a post on the social truth, Trump thanked Waltz for his work and said that he would be replaced by Foreign Minister Marco Rubio temporarily.
Waltz faced a difficult period in the White House amid accusations that senior officials used unsafe communication methods to conduct government actions.
Last month, he took responsibility for a collective chat to implement the reporting, the signal that high -ranking officials planned military strikes with a journalist who was unintentionally added.
Florida former member of the Congress is the first main official to leave the White House in the second Trump state. According to what was reported, Waltz Alex Wong was removed from his post in what appears to be a threat to the American Security Corporation.
Many employees in the various departments that BBC have contacted – but they want to not reveal their identity – given the Trump administration that Waltz will not be confirmed by the Senate, allowing the president to remove him from his position without the need to refuse him.
The position of United Nations Ambassador remained vacant after MP Elise Stefanick, the first Trump candidate to obtain support and withdraw the president.
Waltz must obtain approval from the Senate to take over the job, and it is possible that he will face questions about his role in the Signal Group earlier this year. Congress lawmakers demanded the investigation and the leaders of chatting in listening sessions, describing the chat as a major breach.
The governor of Minnesota states and former Democrat Tim Walz referred to this episode, where he shed light on the director of the National Security Adviser on Thursday.
Posted on X: “Mike Waltz has left chat.”
In March, the editor -in -chief of Atlantic Jeffrey Goldberg revealed that he was accidentally added to a group chat on a signal, where senior officials – including Valus, Defense Minister Beit Higseth and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio – discussed secret information about a planned military strike against Yemen.
Mr. Goldberg revealed that he was added to the chat made by Mike Waltz, who later assumed responsibility for failure.
At that time, Trump and US intelligence heads reduced security risks and said no secret materials were shared.
President Trump defended Waltz, saying that he is “doing his best” through “equipment and technology that is not perfect.”
Bernd Debusmann JR contributed to the reports.
