Trump Defends Hegseth, Calls Rumors of Friction Treasonous
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President Trump publicly defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and denounced reports of friction as treasonous, while insisting the U.S. has massive munitions stockpiles and is replenishing them, even as Washington Post reporting highlighted potential shortages in the context of Iran operations.
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- How the U.S. Squandered Its Strategic Advantage The Atlantic
- EXCLUSIVE: US has used 'virtually all' of its long-range precision missiles during Iran war, sources say Reuters
- 'Extremely Happy With Him': Trump On "Treasonous" Report Of Clash With Hegseth NDTV
- Trump grows angry over reports on depleted munitions — believing it weakens him in Iran negotiations CNN
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