A post citing The Washington Post says the removal followed reporting on military officers’ warnings to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that a prolonged conflict with Iran would be unsustainable.
A post citing The Washington Post says the Pentagon removed decades of classified documents from SIPRNet, the classified network Defense Department officials and U.S. troops use to access and share sensitive information. The post says the removal came shortly after the newspaper reported that military officers had warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that a prolonged conflict with Iran would be unsustainable.
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A post citing The Washington Post says the removal followed reporting on military officers’ warnings to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that a prolonged conflict with Iran would be unsustainable.
A post citing The Washington Post says the Pentagon removed decades of classified documents from SIPRNet, the classified network Defense Department officials and U.S. troops use to access and share sensitive information. The post says the removal came shortly after the newspaper reported that military officers had warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that a prolonged conflict with Iran would be unsustainable.
Straight Arrow@StraightArrow__The Pentagon recently removed decades of classified documents from its Secret Internet Protocol Router Network, known as SIPRNet, The Washington Post (WaPo) reported. The classified computer system is used by Department of Defense officials and U.S. troops to access and share…
Straight Arrow@StraightArrow__The Pentagon recently removed decades of classified documents from its Secret Internet Protocol Router Network, known as SIPRNet, The Washington Post (WaPo) reported. The classified computer system is used by Department of Defense officials and U.S. troops to access and share…