National Security Advisor Mike Waltz to leave the role of the White House, the media reports

US National Security Advisor Mike Walz has left his post with the Trump administration, according to media reports.

Walks, who was the chief adviser to the President of National Security, had a difficult mandate against the backdrop of accusations that senior officials use uncertain methods of communication to carry out a government business.

Last month, he took responsibility for a group chat in the report for reports, in which high -ranking employees planned military strikes in Yemen in the company of a journalist who was inadvertently added.

Waltz Deputy Alex Nelson Wong has been reported to have been removed from his post in what seems to be a shaking of the US Security establishment.

In March, the editor -in -chief of the magazine Atlantic Jeffrey Goldberg revealed that he was missed to a group chat on a signal in which senior officials – including Waltz, Secretary of Defense Pete Heget and Secretary of State Mike Pompe – discussed confidential information about a planned military strike on Yemen.

G -n Goldberg revealed that he had been added to the chat by Mike Wals, who later took responsibility for Fiasco.

At that time, Trump and US intelligence chiefs downplayed security risks and stated that no classified material was shared.

President Trump defended Waltz, saying that he “does everything possible” with “equipment and technologies that are not perfect.”

But the Democrats and some Republicans called for an investigation into what several legislators have identified as a major violation.