The national security advisor Mike Waltz, Major figure in the signal scandal, is expected to leave his post

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he would appoint the outgoing national security advisor Mike Waltz as a US ambassador to the United Nations.

“From his time in uniform on the battlefield, in the congress and as my national security advisor, Mike Waltz worked hard to put the interests of our nation first. I know that he will do the same in his new role,” said Trump in one position about the social truth. The President said that Foreign Minister Marco Rubio would act as “interim” national security advisor.

“I feel very honored to continue my service to President Trump and our great nation,” said Waltz after Trump's announcement.

Waltz, a former Member of the congregation in Florida, has been on shaky soil with Trump since March, after accidentally adding a journalist to a private chat about the messaging app with other national security officers to discuss military strikes in Yemen. Three sources with knowledge had known on Thursday that Waltz and the deputy national security advisor Alex Wong would leave the administration.

Officials of the White House rejected a comment when he was asked about Waltz and Wong's expected departure.

Trump had initially nominated the Rep. Elise Stefanik for the top-class UN ambassadoring mail, but withdrew her nomination at the end of March, citing the razor thin majority of the Republicans in the house. “She is phenomenal, number one. She is a friend of mine,” said Trump at the time, but “we have a slim scope. We don't want to take any risk.”

In contrast to the role of the national security advisors, the UN ambassadors must need the Senate confirmation. The participation of Waltz in the Signal mischap will probably be a source of dispute in the Senate confirmation process.

Screenshots of the signal chat divided by the Atlantic showed that a user called “Michael Waltz” added the top editor of the magazine, Jeffrey Goldberg, to the high-ranking discussion.

Waltz took responsibility for the incident in an interview in March with FOX News.

“I take full responsibility. I have built the group,” said Waltz Host Laura Ingraham. “My job is to ensure that everything is coordinated.”

Trump was publicly related to Waltz in the days after the Atlantic Report and told NBC News: “Michael Waltz has learned a lesson and he is a good man.”

But when Trump spoke to reporters from the Atlantic last week, he was less steadfast. Trump said, Defense Minister Pete Hegseth, who also participated in the group chat, was “safe”.

“Does he stay longer than Mike Waltz?” Asked the Atlantic Atlantic.

“Waltz is doing well,” said Trump. “I mean, he is here. He just left this office. He's fine. He was also beaten up.”

Despite Trump's public support from Waltz, he let himself be privately with him in the days after the public about his frustration, two Republican sources with knowledge of the discussions informed NBC News at this time.

Waltz did not seem to be present at a rose garden ceremony on Thursday morning, in which the president and many other high -ranking administrative officials took part, and was not mentioned in Trump's comments.

The chairman of the Senate Minister, Chuck Schumer, Dn.Y., said Waltz deserved to lose his job, and demanded Hegseth, who discussed details about the attack in the Signal chat to be the next.

“Look you should fire him, but they shoot the wrong guy. You should fire Hegseth,” said Schumer.

Waltz honored Trump on Wednesday at a cabinet meeting.

“We had 100 days of their leadership, with respect, with strength,” said Waltz. “It is an honor to serve them in this administration, and I think the world is much better and far more confident.”

As a member of the congress, Waltz had traditional conservative foreign policy views, although his attitude towards Ukraine approaches Trump.

The Republicans in the Congress, which the US military aid for Ukraine prefer, regarded Waltz as a counterweight to Vice President JD Vance and others in administration who have a more skeptical view of Kyiv and his cause.

Waltz 'efforts to form a coherent approach for the Ukraine secretion and other international challenges were often undermined by Trump's improvised, unpredictable leadership style.

Before the elections in November, Waltz had campaigned to quickly complete the war in Ukraine, and said that if the Russian President Vladimir rejected Putin Peace Talks, the USA should increase arms deliveries to Ukraine. So far, Trump has not accepted this idea and regularly concentrated his anger on Ukraine and its president Volodymyr Zelensskyy.

Waltz 'influence was also reduced by Trump's trust in the special representative Steve Witkoff, which the President sent to hold talks with Putin and leaders in the Middle East.

Rubios appointment as Interim National Security Adviser is his third as deputy head of an agency, in addition to his tasks as a top diplomat in the country. Trump also appointed Rubio reigning head of the US Agency for International Development and incumbent director of the National Archives and Records Administration in February.

Trump praised Rubio at Thursday Rose Garden Event before the announcement. “Marco, when I have a problem, I call Marco. He gets it solved,” said Trump.