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US national security agency director fired, says Washington Post

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Timothy Haugh, who is also head of cyber command, was dismissed along with his deputy Wendy Noble.

WASHINGTON: The director of the US national security agency (NSA) was fired today, the Washington Post reported, citing two current and one former US officials.

Timothy Haugh, who is also head of US cyber command, was dismissed along with his deputy at the NSA, Wendy Noble, the newspaper said.

Noble was reassigned to a job within the Pentagon’s office of the undersecretary of defence for intelligence, the newspaper said.

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