Shri Thanedar, representative for Michigan, announced that she will present articles of impeachment against Peter Brian Hegseth, Secretary of Defense, whom she considers inefficient in the position he holds.

The former television presenter chosen by President Donald Trump to oversee the nation's security has been embroiled in two scandals during the few months he has He has been an official for [number of years].

This situation has not gone unnoticed by Democrat Shri Thanedar, who, in the first instance, holds him responsible for having used the encrypted messaging application Signal to discuss with other officials an imminent attack carried out in March against Houthi targets in Yemen.

The delicate aspect of the matter is that he added Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic magazine, to the conversation.

According to a report presented by the Pentagon's inspector general, by violating department policy by using the chat as a communication channel, Pete Hegseth endangered the lives of American troops.

This is in addition to the attacks by the US Navy on vessels allegedly involved in drug trafficking in the Caribbean, where 83 people have lost their lives.

According to evidence that has emerged, during one of the attacks, orders were allegedly given to finish off the survivors, which is directly attributed to Pete Hegseth.

Therefore, Shri Thanedar demands that he be held accountable, even though he denies the crimes attributed to him.

“This secretary has to go. He is incompetent. He has committed war crimes. He must go. And if both parties, if the Republicans are willing to analyze the merits of this case and not just his loyalty to President Trump, this can be achieved.

Republicans must consider this as laws that have been broken. War crimes have been committed,” she stated.

In this regard,The Secretary of Defense claims he only learned of the second attack to execute the survivors of a vessel in international waters minutes after Admiral Frank Bradley had already given the order to carry it out. This version was corroborated at a press conference by Karoline Leavitt, White House Press Secretary.