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Pentagon Inspector General Report Cites Security Gaps in Military Communications

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The Defense Department's Office of Inspector General issued a report identifying security vulnerabilities in the Pentagon's cellphone contracts worth $2.67 billion, raising concerns about potential exposure of troop locations and communications to foreign intelligence.

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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's Pentagon has failed to address critical security warnings, leaving American troops vulnerable to foreign surveillance and putting operational security at risk through unresolved gaps in military communication systems.

TNThe New Republic52hHegseth Accused of Exposing Troops’ Locations RSRaw Story54hHegseth leaves troops exposed to spies as Pentagon ignores phone security warnings: report TDThe Daily Beast56hReport Finds Pentagon Exposing Troops to Foreign Surveillance