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Reports have indicated that a disagreement erupted between U.S. President Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Bill Hagsith over a shortage of ammunition threatening U.S. military operations against Iran. Trump accused the Secretary of Defense of misleading about the stockpiles, while the White House denied the existence of an official shortage. Sources point to a deficiency in missiles and defensive aircraft, which has decreased the likelihood of large-scale strikes against Iran. Reports also confirm that the U.S. military is experiencing significant depletion of its ammunition reserves, despite Trump's statements asserting that large quantities are available. Additionally, the White House and the Pentagon held urgent meetings to address the crisis, amid threats from Trump to pursue those spreading rumors about a shortage of ammunition.
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