National Security Advisor Mike Waltz leaves the role of the White House, media reports

According to media reports, US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz reserves his post with Trump administrator.

Waltz, who was the chief advisor to the President on National Security, had a difficult stay against the background of the accusations that high -ranking officials used dangerous communication methods to do government business.

Last month, he claimed a group chat in addition to messaging, in which high -ranking officials planned military strikes in Yemen in a journalist who was unintended.

Deputy waltz Alex Nelson Wong was also reportedly dismissed from his post in that it appears to be the upheaval of the US security institution.

In March, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor -in -chief of the Atlantic magazine that he mistakenly added to a group chat according to a signal in which high -ranking officials – including Waltz, Secretary of Defense Pitt Hugset and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo – discussed confident information about the planned military strike.

Mr. Goldberg showed that he was added to Chat Mike Wals, who later took responsibility for the fiasco.

At the time, the intelligence chiefs of Trump and the United States humiliated security risks and stated that no classified material had been announced.

President Trump defended waltz, saying that he “does his best” with “equipment and technology that is not perfect.”

But the Democrats and some Republicans called on to investigate what several legislators called the main violation.