Decision causing an earthquake in the US: National Security Agency Director and deputy dismissed

In the US, National Security Agency Director Timothy Haugh and his deputy Wendy Noble have been dismissed.

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Decision causing an earthquake in the US: National Security Agency Director and deputy dismissed

The Director of the US cyber intelligence agency, the National Security Agency (NSA), Timothy Haugh, and Deputy Director Wendy Noble have been dismissed. According to reports in the US press, following the dismissal of General Haugh, who headed both the NSA and US Cyber Command, and his deputy, Lieutenant General William Hartman, the Deputy Commander of Cyber Command, has been appointed as his interim replacement.

No official statement has yet been made regarding the reason for the dismissal of Timothy Haugh, who took office in February 2024. Some Democratic leaders serving on the Senate and House Intelligence Committees criticized Haugh's dismissal and pointed out that a critical gap could emerge in the field of intelligence.

Former NSA official Renee Burton also described the decision to dismiss Haugh and Noble as 'worrying' and emphasized that 'both names were of vital importance for US cybersecurity.' Senator Mark Warner, a senior Democratic member of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, also reacted to the decision.

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Decision causing an earthquake in the US: National Security Agency Director and deputy dismissed

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