Another bullseye, LH.
To acknowledge a breach to the public is to let the enemy know they actually got in. If you don’t acknowledge, then they have to wonder, even if they’re fair sure they did.
And, sadly, iirc, the congress made it illegal for the military to release misinformation/disinformation to the public. That would mean, technically, that if they admitted to a breach to the public, then they’d have to be, by law, telling the truth.
Is it just me, or does our current government have its head up its ass?
“Is it just me, or does our current government have its head up its ass?”
They are quite competent. It’s just that they are not working for our common good anymore.