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Trump’s administration has shot Timothy Haugh, head of the National Security Service and Cyber ​​Command, several news editions reported on Friday.

Haugh, a career military official, led the National Security Service, the main US collection and collection service, for just a year after his appointment in February 2024 after his retirement. Haugh also oversees Cyber ​​Command, a military unit conducting offensive operations in cyberspace against US opponents.

The Washington Postwho first mentioned the news and The New York TimesHe said the fires come after right -wing activist Laura Loomer who supported Haugh’s launch with several other national security employees during a meeting with President Donald Trump at Oval Office on Thursday.

NSA Deputy Director Wendy Noble, who served as the leading political leader of the organization, was also left to leave, According to reports.

It is not clear who is currently overseeing the NSA and Cyber ​​command after Haugh.

A White House spokesman did not immediately comment on the reason for the removal of Haugh.

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Do you work on the NSA or government and know more? You can contact Zack Whittaker at Signal at Zackwhittaker.1337 – and share documents safely with TechCrunch via Securedrop.

Eddie Bennett, a spokesman for the National Security Service, postponed comments to the Ministry of Defense, which houses the NSA.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, who did not provide his name, told Techcrunch that the organization has “seen the reports, but has nothing to offer right now” and will “provide more information when available”.

The transition to deceive one of the country’s top officials seemed to catch up with senior legislators who oversee the body by surprise.

In a statement, Mark Warner, a Senator of the Republic of Virginia and Vice -President of the Senate Intelligence Committee, called on the news of Haugh’s launch “Amazing”.

“General Haugh has served our country with uniform, honor and distinction, for more than 30 years,” Warner said. “At a time when the United States faces unprecedented cyberspace threats, as Typhoon’s Cyperattack from China has been so clearly underlined, how does it shoot it to make Americans be safer?

Warner also criticized Trump’s administration for firing, while “he still did not hold any member of his team responsible” to exchange graded information about the air attacks in Yemen in a conversation group of signal messages with several other cabinet officials.

Jim Himes, a Democrat, who is head of the House Information Committee, said in observations that he was “deeply disturbed” by the decision to remove Haugh.

In March, the Wall Street Journal reported that Elon Musk, who heads the efficiency of the Trump government government, met with Haugh at the NSA headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. At that time, the NSA said the meeting was to ensure that its priorities were aligned with Trump’s administration.

Musk had previously requested a “review” at the espionage agency, but did not provide details.

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