I will accept the dismissal.
Former US Navy Secretary Richard Spencer, who had been demanded for resignation after confronting US President Donald Trump over the lottery for a special squad convicted of war crimes, said he resigned strongly in his resignation. The 25th (local time) reported.
According to CNN, former Secretary Spencer said in a resignation letter to President Trump, "It was a tremendous honor to serve the Navy and Marines for the life of the Americans and the values we value." "I cannot obey orders to break my sacred oath in front of my family, my flag, and my faith to support and defend it."
"Order order and discipline have allowed us to win many times against foreign oppression," he said. It is clear that they do not share the same understanding. "
At the end of the resignation letter, "The president is entitled to appoint a navy minister who can share a vision together for a stable future defense." For this reason, I am proud of our achievements and I accept the expiration of my term with the belief that it will remain at its highest level. ”
Trump, meanwhile, revealed on Twitter the day that Defense Secretary Mark Esper had informed Spencer of the war. "I didn't like the navy's way of dealing with Sergeant Edward Gallagher," said Trump. As Spencer's successor, Ambassador Kenneth Braidweight Junorway was appointed immediately.
Sergeant Edward Gallagher, a direct cause of the hardship, was a member of the Navy SEAL. He was an elite soldier with two same-sex medals, but in September 2017, a military prosecution charged with holding a corpse and taking a selfie after shooting civilians in Iraq or brutally killing an unarmed boy from an Islamic State (IS). Arrested and handed over to trial.
The Republicans and Trump, who are traditionally friendly to the military, are in cover. Trump even gave Gallagher a personal lawyer. President Trump called Gallagher "a person who served for the country," and said, "I will pardon him on his behalf (even if convicted.)."
Spencer, however, secretly proposed to the White House that Gallagher would remain in the navy, but withdraw from his current position. He was trying to solve the problem directly with the White House secretary, US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.
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