Trump Vows to Hunt Down 'Treasonous' Leakers as US Munitions Stockpile Debate Heats Up
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President Trump is firing back at what he calls "fake" and "treasonous" reporting, asserting that the US maintains massive amounts of munitions despite claims that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may have misled him on stockpile levels. Trump's aggressive stance on leakers reflects his administration's determination to plug information flows to hostile media outlets and protect national security operations.
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