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Trump Denies Claims of U.S. Munitions Shortage Amid Ongoing Conflicts

President Donald Trump denied claims of a U.S. munitions shortage related to the war in Iran, asserting that the country has ample ammunition supplies. He criticized the Biden administration for its defense aid to Ukraine and claimed that U.S. production levels are unprecedented. Former undersecretary of war Robert Wilkie expressed concerns about armament readiness but noted that the situation can be improved.

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President Donald Trump denied claims of a U.S. munitions shortage related to the war in Iran, asserting that the country has ample ammunition supplies. He criticized the Biden administration for its defense aid to Ukraine and claimed that U.S. production levels are unprecedented. Former undersecretary of war Robert Wilkie expressed concerns about armament readiness but noted that the situation can be improved.

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Trump says ‘treasonous scum’ are warning about US munitions shortage

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Trump Denies Claims of U.S. Munitions Shortage Amid Ongoing Conflicts