Trump and Hegseth Disagree on Iran Crisis
The Washington Post reveals that U.S. President Donald Trump engaged in a heated confrontation with Secretary of Defense Mark Hegseth during a meeting at Camp David, due to concerns over shortages of ammunition and interceptor missiles used against Iran. Trump demanded explanations regarding the scale of the crisis threatening U.S. military options, while officials indicated that the president's anger was escalating as military operations continued and the stockpile was being depleted, especially of long-range and precision missiles. The White House and its deputy responded to these reports, affirming that Hegseth enjoys Trump's confidence and that the stockpile has not been exhausted to a degree that jeopardizes operations, despite military sources confirming that a significant portion of the stockpile has been depleted over the ongoing five-month war.
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