UK Prime Minister's Office: Messages exchanged with the White House in a security breach were not important
London, August 17 (KUNA) -- The British Prime Minister’s Office announced on Monday that no messages of significance were exchanged between Prime Minister Andy Burnham and an individual who impersonated White House Chief
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London, August 17 (KUNA) -- The British Prime Minister’s Office announced on Monday that no messages of significance were exchanged between Prime Minister Andy Burnham and an individual who impersonated White House Chief of Staff Suzy Wiles, in a security breach reported by the American newspaper Politico. A government spokesperson told reporters that “no messages of significance were exchanged,” adding that the relevant authorities were informed immediately about the text messages. When asked for further details and comments, the spokesperson said the “government does not comment on national security matters.” For its part, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) noted that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had investigated a breach of Wiles’ phone in May 2025. (End) A.S.H. / N.B.S.