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The loose mouth of Donald Trump (77) is his downfall time and time again. Now “ABC News” reports that the ex-US president made public very sensitive information months after he was voted out.
Anthony Pratt (63) is an Australian billionaire who met Trump in April 2021 during a dinner at his club Mar-a-Lago. Pratt brought up the US submarine fleet and wondered aloud whether Australia should start buying submarines from the United States.
Number of warheads revealed
Trump — who, according to ABC News sources, leaned toward Pratt as if he wanted to be discreet — then told Pratt highly classified information about the U.S. submarines: the exact number of nuclear warheads they are routinely equipped with — and how close they can supposedly get. to a Russian submarine without being noticed.
Anthony Pratt then reacted with shock at how negligently Trump told this information to a non-American – and described the conversation to at least 45 other people in emails and conversations.
Pratt was questioned by prosecutors as part of the ongoing investigation into Trump. The investigators then asked him not to distribute the information Trump had mentioned.
Trump collected classified documents at Mar-a-Lago
Trump must fight legally on several fronts. The Republican is accused, among other things, of illegally storing highly sensitive information from his time as American president in private rooms. According to the indictment, these include classified documents containing information about US nuclear capabilities and the country’s military contingency plans.
The federal law enforcement FBI searched his Mar-a-Lago property in August 2022 and seized several classified information. Trump pleaded not guilty during arraignment in Miami in June. It was the first federal indictment against Trump. The trial is expected to start on May 20, 2024. (SDA/neo)
Source: Blick
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