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Trump denies U.S. ammunition shortage, rages against ‘treasonous SCUM’ on social media

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Trump called media reports of U.S. ammunition shortages during the Iran war "treasonous," insisting the military has "virtually unlimited" munitions.

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  1. Just the News

    Trump calls reports of depleting munitions 'treasonous,' insists stockpiles are solid (opens Just the News)

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    He said the U.S. is producing munitions "levels never seen before," and these are currently being used for our nation's own stockpiles rather than being exported to America's allies.

  2. Washington Examiner

    Trump says ‘treasonous scum’ are warning about US munitions shortage (opens Washington Examiner)

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    President Donald Trump denied Thursday that the war in Iran has further depleted U.S. munitions stockpiles to dangerously low levels. National security experts have sounded the alarm for years about U.S.

  3. The Hill

    Trump defends handling of US munitions amid Iran conflict (opens The Hill)

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    President Trump on Thursday said the U.S. has “virtually unlimited” amounts of mid- to high-grade munitions, pushing back on reports of the Pentagon depleting its stockpiles in the Iran war. In a post on Truth Social, Trump called journalists who report on U.S.

  4. Al Jazeera

    Trump calls media ‘treasonous scum’ over reports of low Iran war munitions (opens Al Jazeera)

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    Comments latest swipe by president against critical media coverage of what experts call troubling shortages.

  5. MLive

    Trump denies U.S. ammunition shortage, rages against ‘treasonous SCUM’ on social media (opens MLive)

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    Trump called media reports of U.S. ammunition shortages during the Iran war "treasonous," insisting the military has "virtually unlimited" munitions.

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