According to sources of CBS News, Mr. Waltz and Deputy “expected to leave on May 1 (local time)”.

The Chief of President Donald Trump’s office, Susie Wiles, is having a conversation with some employees of the US National Security Council.

In March of this year, Mr. Waltz was monitored after creating a chat group on the Signal app and accidentally put the Editor -in -chief Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic.

Later, discussions with leading national security officials on military attack plan on Houthi’s target in Yemen were revealed.

Initially, Mr. Goldberg did not publish this plan, but after Defense Minister Pete Hegseth, National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe denied the secret information shared in the conversation, Mr. Goldberg published that information, including the time of attack and weapons packages used.

CBS News said Waltz has admitted behind the closed door about the authenticity of the report from Mr. Goldberg.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump publicly supported Waltz and called him “a good person” who “learned the lesson”.

The US leader is said to be “hesitant when firing Mr. Waltz because doing so can be considered concessions against external pressure”.

However, now, President Donald Trump thinks that “it has enough time for Waltz and the deputy to leave the White House”, part of the “restructuring”, the source of CBS News said.