Trump shoots to the top of the American general CQ Brown in the main Pentagon Shake-up | News Donald Trump
US President shoots CQ Brown for no reason, and also announced the replacement of the top five officers.
US President Donald Trump fired CQ General Brown as chairman of the American Common Head of the Headquarters as part of a broader earthquake of top military leadership.
“I want to thank General Charles ‘CQ’ CQ for more than 40 years of service to our country, including our current president of the joint boss of the staff. He is a good gentleman and an extraordinary leader, and I want a great future for him and his family,” he announced Trump on his social platform of truth on Saturday.
The US president did not give a reason to reject Brown with the current effect.
The President has announced that he will appoint a retired former Lieutenant of Dan “Rizin” Caine to inherit Brown, breaking the tradition by drawing someone from a pension to become a major military officer.
But Brown, a former pilot fighter who held commandments in the Middle East, and Asia and another black officer to take a position, previously set on fire after his public support for Black Lives Matter due to the Police Killing of Black George Floyd, making him a fight for fighting food administration against “awakened culture” and stimulating for diversity.
Defense Minister Pete Hegseth had previously suggested that Brown had been given a position because he was black.
Shooting ‘massacre’
Together with Brown’s shooting, Hegsetth announced that the Chief of Navy Operations Admiral Lisa Franchetti and Vice President of the Staff of General Air Force was also released.
Franchetti, who commanded all naval levels, becomes the second female officer released by Trump’s administration.
Reporting from Washington, DC, Al Jazeera Heidi Zhao Castro, said Democrats calling the pantagon of the “massacre” of the top brass pentagon.
“All in all, the Pentagon loses six members of his top brass brass, which is again a break from tradition in a normal non -partisan US army,” Castro explained.
Democratic senator Jack Reed from the Senate Armed Forces Committee condemned the shooting of Brown as a “type of political loyalty test”.
“Or for reasons relating to diversity and gender that has nothing to do with performance, it impairs the confidence and professionalism that our members of leading to achieve their missions,” Reed said.
Ever since he came to duty, Trump has pushed a number of mass shootings inside the upper echelon of power. Starting next week, the Pentagon plans to reduce 5,400 civilian trial workers.
