The head of Trump’s administration wishes to the head of national security

The Trump administration has fired the head of the National Security and Cyber ​​Agency, the US Partner BBC reports.

Removal of General Timofei Hau is against the backdrop of what seems to be a wider pure official in the agency and at the White House.

The Democrats said they were “deeply violated” by the movement and say it threatens national security.

It is unclear why the Hau gene was removed, but this happens after President Donald Trump’s meeting and the ultra -adjunct activist Laura Lumer on Wednesday.

Ms Luer reportedly called on Trump to dismiss specific employees she suspected, lacking in her agenda.

On X, she posted that General Hugh and his deputy Wendy Nobel, which reported that the US media had also been fired: “They were non -presidential Trump. That’s why they were fired.”

Meanwhile, Trump denied that Mrs. Lumer played a role in the shooting.

Before reporting the shooting, Trump told reporters that he would get rid of any employee who is considered non -liar.

“We will always release people – people who do not like, or people who enjoy the advantage or people who may have loyalty to someone else,” he told reporters aboard the Air Force.

Asked if Ms Lumer plays a role, he replied: “No, at all.”

Trump expressed comments when reports of the dismissal of at least three officials at the White House National Security Council after a reported meeting with Ms. Lumer. The president did not confirm the names.

The National Security Agency (NSA) sent the BBC to the State Defense Secretary’s office, which said on Friday that there was a report at this time, but at this time there was nothing and would provide more information if it became available.

Earlier, the White House said the BBC that NSC “will not comment on the staff”.

The best Democrats in the House of Representatives and Senate Intelligence Committee – representative of Jim Hims from Connecticut, Member of the House of Representatives, and Senator Mark Warner from Virginia, Vice -Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee – revealed General Haw shooting.

Hims said in a statement that he had been “deeply violated” by the CBS.

“I knew that General Hau was an honest and sincere leader who adhered to the law and first put national security – I am afraid that these are the qualities that could lead to his shooting in this administration,” Hims said.

Those who quit NSC on Thursday included Brian Walsh, a intelligence director; Thomas Buder, Senior Director for Legislative Affairs; And David Fate, Senior Director who controls technology and national security, CBS reports.

It was unclear whether the Gen Ha and Ms. Nowbl gene was related to those who are in NSC.

Firefighters are holding serious disputes related to NSC last month when high -ranking officials carelessly added the journalist to a thread exchange of messaging about military strikes in Yemen.

Last week, the Howe gene, which was not chatting at the signal, testified on the Capitol hill about the leak.

The degree in which this dispute played a role in the shooting is unclear.

Trump still stood top officials who participated in the incident, including national security advisor Mike Waltz, who has claimed responsibility for the Atlantic Magazine reporter added, and said it was an accident.

According to the CBS, a source familiar with the situation said the signal incident “opened the door” to look at the staff who are believed to be not sufficiently aligned with Trump, while Ms. Lumer’s visit was sealed for those who had stopped.

The administration considered the external meetings held by national security officers, saying some of the meeting with people who did not believe that the president did not comply, the source reports.

On the board of the Air Force, one on the way to Miami, Florida, on Thursday, Trump praised Ms. Lumer and confirmed that he met her, calling her a “great patriot” and “a very strong man”.

“She gives recommendations … Sometimes I listen to these recommendations,” he said. “I listen to everyone and then make a decision.”

In a phone call from the BBC, Ms. Lumer said that there would be “inappropriate” on Wednesday to reveal the details of her meeting with Trump.

“It was a confidential meeting,” she said. “It’s a shame that there are still leaks in the White House that traced this information.”

She sent a statement saying: “It was honored to meet with President Trump and present his research results.

“I will continue to work on supporting its agenda, and I will continue to repeat the importance of a strong verification for the sake of defending the President of the United States and our national security.”

Defense Minister Pitt Hugset, who posted the chat information, is now the subject of internal consideration of his signal use and whether he was in line with his department’s policy, Pentagon said on Thursday.

The Inspector General Bureau regularly conducts independent investigations and audit of federal agencies and consider possible security violations.

Returning to the White House in January, Trump removed many government -general inspectors and installed the main heads of the guard bodies in the departments of defense, trade, work and health.

On Friday, the Prosecutor General, Bondi, was asked at the event in Florida if she would also investigate the incident. She said she did not discuss the issue with the president, and the incident was conducted internally.

“Nothing was handed over to us,” she said. “These are special services, and they are considering them internally.”

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