Top Pentagon official John Ullyot to resign: report

According to what was reported, National Security Assistant will resign Trump and Pentagon Secretary John Ullewat at the end of the week.

His sudden departure comes after Sean Parnell took over the role of the Pentagon’s chief spokesman in February.

“I made it clear to the secretary [Pete] Before the opening that I was not interested in I am the number two for anyone in public affairs, “Ullewat told Politico, adding that he offered a two -month acting assistance.

“Last month, with the approaching time, I and I spoke to me and I couldn’t reach an agreement on another suitability for me in Dodd. So I told him today that I will leave this week.”

The Pentagon Vice Chief of Staff is Higseth II’s advisor, who was removed while investigating the leakage

On Thursday, the Ministry of Defense did not respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.

During the first Trump administration, Ullewat served as the official spokesman for the National Security Council and was the Assistant Secretary for Public and International Affairs in the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs.

The veteran also worked in the Marine Corps as a first consultant in president Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign.

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John Ullellot Politico told that he had informed Defense Minister Beit Higseth that he was “not interested in being the second number of anyone in public affairs.” (Franco Brana/AFP via Getty Images)

ULLYOT resignation will come as three Pentagon officials have been placed on an administrative vacation this week as part of a leakage.

Colin Carroll, Chief of Staff, Deputy Minister of Defense Stephen Venberg, was held on Wednesday, according to the policy of Politico.

The previous day, Darren Celnik, Deputy Chief of Staff of Defense Minister Beit Higseth, and Higseth Dan Caldwell’s assistant.

Reuters reported that Caldawil was placed on vacation for “unauthorized disclosure”, as part of the investigation of the leaked Pentagon documents.

John Ullewat managed the Pentagon’s press operation at the beginning of the Trump administration, according to the policy of Politico, until Sean Barnell took office in February. (Daniel Selim/AFP via Getty Images)

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The investigation was announced last month and reduced “recent unauthorized disclosure of national security information.”

Andrea Margulis and Jennifer Griffin contributed to Fox News.