Pete Hegseth Denies U.S. Munitions Shortage
Defense Secretary Hegseth calls munitions crisis a fabrication.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has publicly dismissed reports of a U.S. munitions shortage as a 'manufactured story' during media appearances. This claim has been met with rebuttals from Senator Mark Kelly and industry data suggesting significant replenishment needs. The dispute centers on whether current stockpiles are sufficient or critically depleted due to foreign aid and recent conflicts.
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