Donald Trump to dismiss the National Security Adviser Mike Walz

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President Donald Trump decided to expel US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and his deputy after a scandal about the use of special messaging service to discuss military plans, according to two people familiar with this issue.

Waltz and Alex Wong, the Deputy National Security Adviser, were expected to leave their position on Thursday. The White House did not respond to a request for comment.

The overthrow of them comes one month after Trump launched many NSC officials after Laura Lumer, the developed right -wing activist, convinced him that they were not parallel enough to his movement “made America great again.”

The state of Waltz suddenly became suddenly after it was accidentally included a great editor in the Atlantic magazine in a signal conversation with senior American officials who discussed the details of the American strikes waving on the horizon in Yemen targeting the Houthi rebels.

The anger about the sign chat threw a cloud on the National Security Team in Trump entirely since late March, which led to the status of Defense Minister Beit Higseth, who participated in sensitive information about the military operation in the chat.

While Waltz was under pressure on Signalgate, many people familiar with the situation said that the Maga camp had assumed a goal for the former army and Florida Christsing long before the signal of the signal scandal collapsed.

This is a developing story