White House director of intelligence left his post
Donald Trump's adviser on national security, General Herbert McMaster, got the dismissal of Ezra Cohen-Vatnik, director of the White House for Intelligence, who was previously called "unsinkable", according to News.
31-year-old Cohen-Vatnik came to the White House when Trump's associate Michael Flynn was the presidential adviser on national security, who was later forced to leave this post because of "ties with Russia."
MacMaster, replacing Flynn, soon began to seek the dismissal of a young Cohen-Vatnik scout, but Tampamp's comrades defended him.
Still, McMaster has achieved his. Apparently, the advocates of Cohen-Vatnika gave up the slack and agreed to a compromise - to transfer him to another department (it is still unknown which).
“General McMaster appreciates the good work of the National Security Council under the leadership of Cohen-Vatnik,” but he decided that “currently the most suitable for continuing work will change qualifications,” the White House said. Replace the dismissed professional "with a different experience."
“General McMaster is confident that Ezra will continue to make a significant contribution to national security in another position in the administration,” the White House added.
31-year-old Cohen-Vatnik came to the White House when Trump's associate Michael Flynn was the presidential adviser on national security, who was later forced to leave this post because of "ties with Russia."
MacMaster, replacing Flynn, soon began to seek the dismissal of a young Cohen-Vatnik scout, but Tampamp's comrades defended him.
Still, McMaster has achieved his. Apparently, the advocates of Cohen-Vatnika gave up the slack and agreed to a compromise - to transfer him to another department (it is still unknown which).
“General McMaster appreciates the good work of the National Security Council under the leadership of Cohen-Vatnik,” but he decided that “currently the most suitable for continuing work will change qualifications,” the White House said. Replace the dismissed professional "with a different experience."
“General McMaster is confident that Ezra will continue to make a significant contribution to national security in another position in the administration,” the White House added.
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