Still leaves a safety Trump

washington - The deputy national security adviser to President Trump, Kathleen McFarland, leaves for Singapore. If the Senate agrees to ship, she is ambassador there. The US media reported Sunday on the authority of government sources.

McFarlands farewell follows a few days after the departure of the topstrateeg 'Steve Bannon of the National Security Council (NSC) Trump. Also McFarlands former boss, former national security adviser Michael Flynn, cleared the field. He had to resign in February, when it appeared that he had not been completely honest with VP Mike Pence about his previous contacts with Russian officials.

McFarland suggested himself that she could remain under Flynn's successor Herbert McMaster, US media but doubted it quickly. General McMaster 'shakes the security team 'to get a handle on the process by which decisions are made on national security in the White House, according to The Washington Post. He also created a new post, 'Deputy Security Adviser strategy ', which went to the Egyptian American Dina Powell.