Disputes in the Pentagon deeper

US Secretary of Defense Pit Hegst, Joe Casper, is restilling, with Dan Caldwell, Darin Senenik and Colin Carroll, other US Department of Defense officials during the investigation of the confidential information case of China.

Current changes in the US Department of Defense’s structure have added to recent months in the ministry, including disclosure of confidential information by Hegst in Chat Room with other national security leaders and US billionaire visits to the Pentagon.

Joe Kasper himself sought investigations into the Pentagon’s disclosure scandal, which includes military operations for the Panama Canal, the deployment of the second aircraft carriers in the Red Sea, Mask’s visit to the Pentagon, and a stopping information collection for Ukraine.

But some Pentagon sources say there was a competition between Casper and the fired consultants, as one of the US defense officials said: “Kasper didn’t like those consultants. They all have a different style. They didn’t come together. This is a personal conflict. “

These changes in the Pentagon have made Hegest any other office chief, deputy head of the office or senior advisor.

“There has been a serious turmoil inside the Pentagon, and this actually affects the defense minister,” said a senior US defense official. “Hegest surrounds those who do not believe in his interests at all.”

The changes were made in the Pentagon following widespread cleansing in February, including the dismissal of General C. Kio Baron, former chief of staff, and former US Army Maritime Operations Chief Lisa Francheti.

“There may be more unrest,” said one official at the Pentagon. “This is a factor for fear and awareness that no one has job security.”

Another Pentagon official also said that this for Hegest has no experience of the Department of Defense, which means that many of his senior advisers will lose.

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