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Trump says he is ‘extremely happy’ with Hegseth’s performance, despite reports of clashes over munition shortages – live

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Trump says he is ‘extremely happy’ with Hegseth’s performance, despite reports of clashes over munition shortages – live
The Guardian
The Guardian48 mins ago
Trump says he is ‘extremely happy’ with Hegseth’s performance, despite reports of clashes over munition shortages – live
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Trump clashes with Hegseth over munition shortages, slams 'communist' El-Sayed
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Daily Mail
Daily Mail6 hrs ago
Trump 'clashes with Pete Hegseth over munitions shortages that could limit his options in Iran'
Shortages of long-range guided missiles and air defence interceptors are among the reasons Trump has held back from launching strikes against Iran in recent days.
Haaretz
Haaretz8 hrs ago
Report: Trump, Hegseth Clash Over Missile Shortage That Could Limit Iran Strikes
Report: Trump, Hegseth Clash Over Missile Shortage That Could Limit Iran Strikes  haaretz.com
Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye15 hrs ago
Trump clashed with Hegseth over munition shortage amid war on Iran
Trump clashed with Hegseth over munition shortage amid war on Iran US President Donald Trump confronted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over Washington's critical shortage during the war on Iran, The Washington Post reported. According to the newspaper citing sources, Trump demanded answers during a cabinet meetin
The Independent
The Independent🏁 first to report16 hrs ago
Trump confronted Hegseth at Camp David over Iran munitions shortage, report says
The Pentagon chief reportedly blamed his deputy, Stephen Feinberg, for not making sure the president was fully informed of the issue