Waltz archived signal messages in Israeli Information app

According to RCO News Agency, newly released images show that former US national security adviser Mike Waltz has archived official government messages sent on the signal platform through a Zionist app that has strong connections with the regime’s information and military, which makes security vulnerability in the top government.

On Thursday, a series of images taken from US President Donald Trump’s recent cabinet meeting showed that senior White House officials are using a less safe signal messenger version to connect. These messengers have been in the field of political controversy and political disputes since last month (AD) following a major scandal in the US national security field.

These images include a photo of the Waltz mobile screen that shows him using the encrypted signal messenger app. The screen shows the chain of various messages that seem to be with figures like Jay. Vice President Di Venus, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, US Representative Steve Witekaf in West Asia and Tyrusi Gabard, National Intelligence Director.

Some journalists also pointed out that a banner at the bottom of the page shows that Waltz uses a mobile program made by a company called TeleMessage that allows users to archive messages in the signal, where users can use adjustments to automatically erase messages. This may be Waltz’s response to lawyers who have sued the United States for the use of officials like him to discuss sensitive military information and other high -level information to escape the requirements of government records.

But after the release of the images, the Drop News site reported that the Television is a Zionist company founded by a former Zionist military intelligence official, who, according to his biography, was the head of “one of the Israeli intelligence elite technical units”.

In fact, many senior telecommunications executives and staff have a work experience in the Zionist regime’s military information and experience in technology and computers. One of the employees served in Unit 2, which was likened to the US National Security Agency and is known as a spy agency.

Waltz’s use that Trump appointed as the US ambassador to the United Nations and is widely regarded as a decline, and other senior officials have raised concerns to discuss sensitive government issues, as the messages were mistakenly shared by the Atlantic editor.

Trump dismissed Waltz from his cabinet national security adviser and appointed the US ambassador to the United Nations on Thursday before the controversial image was shared on Thursday, and then temporarily retained Rubio by holding his position.

A spokesman for the White House responded to a request to comment on the new photo to the Washington Post newspaper: As we have said many times before, the signal messengers have been approved for government use and have been installed on government cell phones.

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