The Atlantic released the exact military strike plans that editor-in-chief #JeffreyGoldberg unexpectedly became privy to on Wednesday morning, detailing not only times and places of strikes, but the weapons that would be used. The receipts came just a day after both the director of national intelligence, #TulsiGabbard, and CIA director #JohnRatcliffe testified on Tuesday that the information discussed in the Signal chat wasn’t classified. President #Trump said the same, and his administration has been adamant that “war plans” were not shared in the Signal chat. Indeed, Secretary of Defense #PeteHegseth said on national television that “nobody was texting war plans” earlier this week. But, in the new texts revealed, it appears Hegseth himself was specifically sending the plans. In a message beginning with “TEAM UPDATE,” Hegseth laid out the exact time strikes would be made, beginning at 12:15 E.T. 🔗 link in bio for more on this story.