America and his NATO allies 'remain on a collision course' After Bombshell leaked leaked text messages that Donald Trump's best security officials fires Europe as 'pathetic' and 'free loading' have warned military experts.
Team Trump was taken under fire today after it originated that secret exchanges on the signal from the Message app were wrongly sent to the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic Ocean.
The chat, who seems to have served as a virtual war room for some of the best players in the White House, saw Vice President JD Vance and Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth confess that they 'hate to save Europe'.
Military experts have now warned that Washington is 'frustrated' in Europe because he is 'no longer taking ownership of security problems' and encourages NATO to evaluate their defense expenditure.
“It is essential that Europe acknowledges that Team Trump generally believes that NATO focuses too much on the US to protect the White House of Trump mainly thinks that the European National Security Interests are,” Mark Toth and Jon Sweet told MailOnline today.
'The substantial American budgetary expenditure that Team Trump is determined to restore to meet the domestic needs of the American economy. In that mind, Europe would be wise to hit Trump's first 5 percent GDP target white for NATO member states defense expenditure in the shortest possible time frame. '
The European Member of Parliament Wouter Beke repeated the warning and claimed that 'for' too long the European Union 'was at ease under the Safety PARAPLU by the US'.
“A strong and resilient EU with more investments in defense is necessary,” he said, adding that it would strengthen the EU pillar within NATO and then also the US in the long term. “
America and his NATO allies 'remain on a collision course' After Bombshell leaked text messages revealed that Donald Trump's best security officials have branded Europe as 'pathetic' and 'free loading', have warned military experts (file photo)
The chat, who seems to have served as a virtual war room for some of the best white house players, saw Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth Europe call 'pathetic' and 'free loading'. Hegseeth is depicted in the Oval Office with President Trump on March 21, 2025
The leaked SMS messages have revealed that there is a 'growing and disturbing story' among civil servants of the White House that 'Europe does not do its fair share'.
“Intentionally leaked by Team Trump or not – and we don't think – the US and its European NATO bondmen stay on a collision course,” said Toth and Sweet about the texts that they called the “signaliasco.”
“Team Trump is becoming more and more frustrated because Europe no longer takes ownership of security problems – especially those who mainly or disproportionately have influence on London and Brussels.”
The military experts warned that Europe should take these messages into the future and encouraged them to follow the lead of Defense outputs of Poland.
'Poland is currently standing out as a model state to teamt Trump. Europe would be advised well to pursue their approach together, “they said.
Beke, who is in the EP Foreign Affairs and Security Committees, says that despite the 'difficulties with the new administration, we' believe in a strong EU US and therefore also EU navo relationships.
“However, it is absolutely true that Europe has to work on its strategic autonomy and what work has to do when it comes to investing in his own safety,” he told MailOnline today.
Experts warn that the leaked SMS messages (depicted) have revealed that there is a 'growing and disturbing story' among officials of the White House that 'Europe does not do a fair share'
He also hit the comments of Team Trump and claimed that the messages show that “some officials do not have a good understanding of global trade” or the “necessity of a stable international order.”
“It is in the best importance of both economies to have safe maritime routes around the world, because our economies are very intertwined,” he said, adding that “it is not surprising that Europe is again the scapegoat.”
“Instead of pursuing a better mutual beneficiary relationship with the EU, some officials within the Trump government are so deep in ideology 'America first' that they cannot see the perverse effects,” Beke added.
Mārtiņš Staķis, another MEP participating in the Commission for Security and Defense, says that the SMS messages' the relationships between the US and the European allies will not change drastically.
'The current American administration has already indicated that European security is no longer the highest priority. Europe must be ready to defend itself, “said Staķis.
He also responded to the name Van Hegseeth, claiming that his comments are disrespectful for European troops that fought alongside American troops.
'European countries have always been a reliable US ally in times of need. After 9/11, Europe was a crucial force in the US -led coalition against Terrorism, “he told MailOnline. 'Calling Europe' Freeloaders' is an insult to the European soldiers who were injured or have given their lives. ”
Soldiers of the Lithuanian army participate in the Allied Geest 25 Military Exercise in the US 7th Army Training Command Multinational Readiness Center on March 12, 2025 near Hohenfels, Germany
On Monday evening it was reported that high American officials, including the Minister of Defense and the National Security Advisor, are plansing to text for an attack on Yemen to a group chat on the signal of the Message app that had accidentally recorded a journalist.
The chat seems to have served as a virtual war room for some of the top players in the Trump -white house, including Vance, Hegseeth, State Secretary Marco Rubio, national intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard, national security adviser Mike Waltz and the Staff Chef of Trump Susie Wil.
The conversation was initially aimed at the military strikes against Houthi Bolwerken in Yemen, who started after the Houthis threatened to focus on 'Israeli' ships over Israel blocking help that came in the Gaza Strip.
In the chats, the user is identified as Vance is concerned about the strikes, but eventually agrees to join Hegseeth's plan – before I add: “I just hate Bailing Europe again.”
Hegseeth replies: 'I fully share your disgust of European free tax. It is pathetic. '
Insiders warn that Waltz will be confronted with the bag over the Saga-because he is supposed to have been the official who has 'added the editor-in-chief to the group'.
“Everyone in the White House can agree on one thing: Mike Waltz is finished *** Ing idiot,” said a source of polico.
According to the Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, the messages contain information that could easily have been armed by enemies from the US to harm their staff and assets.
Goldberg wrote: 'The information in it, if they had been read by an opponent of the United States, could be used to harm the American military and intelligence staff, in particular in the wider middle East, the area of responsibility of Central Command.
“What I will say to illustrate the shocking recklessness of this signal interview is that the HegseThpost contained operational details of coming strikes on Yemen, including information about goals, weapons that the US would use and attack sequencing.”
The best intelligence officials from different Trump administration will be confronted this week with the congress to offer their first witness in function about the threats that the US is confronted with and to address urgent questions about the infringement of safety. FBI director Kash Patel, director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, and CIA director John Ratcliffe (depicted from left to right) are among the witnesses that appear before the senate panel today
The chats were confirmed by the US government as legitimate, but a spokesperson for the White House said it was a “demonstration of the deep and thoughtful policy coordination between high officials.”
The National Security Council has also said that the text chain seems 'authentic'.
The best intelligence officials from different Trump administration will be confronted this week with the congress to offer their first witness in function about the threats that the US is confronted with and to address urgent questions about the infringement of safety.
Ratcliffe, Gabbard and FBI director Kash Patel are among the witnesses that will appear on Tuesday for the Senate Information Committee and Wednesday for the House Intelligence Committee will appear in hearings.
The hearings also develop against the background of a grim other approach to Russia after years of Biden administration sanctions on her war against Ukraine.
Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed during a long -term call with President Trump with an immediate break in strikes against energy infrastructure in what the White House described as the first step in a 'movement of peace'.
