Trump says he is happy with Hegseth after ‘treasonous’ reports of fight over munitions shortages

Trump also pushed back on the report in a previous post on Truth Social on Wednesday, writing that the US has "massive amounts of 'munitions.'"

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Munitions Shortage Has Trump Up in Arms Against Hegseth and ‘Leakers’  New York Magazine

Trump says Iran war ‘going well’, ‘extremely happy’ with Hegseth US President Donald Trump on Thursday accused the US media of spreading “Fake News” after reports that Trump and Defence Minister Pete Hegseth had clashed over concerns about missile depletion from the Iran war. In a post to Truth Social, Trump sai

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On Thursday, President Donald Trump dismissed reports of munitions shortages due to U.S. attacks on Iran, saying leakers would be "hunted down."

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.

The Pentagon chief reportedly blamed his deputy, Stephen Feinberg, for not making sure the president was fully informed of the issue