
Trump and Hegseth reject reports of US ammunition shortages
US President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have denied reports of depleted military stockpiles following operations involving Iran.
US President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have dismissed media reports claiming US military stockpiles are dangerously low following recent operations against Iran. Trump stated on social media that the armed forces hold "huge amounts of 'ammunition', especially certain types," while warning that leaking inventory information could lead to lengthy prison sentences.
The president also claimed that diplomatic discussions with Tehran have resumed, calling them Iran's final opportunity to reach a deal. However, Iranian officials previously denied that any negotiations were underway or planned.
At home, the administration faces lawsuits from several US states over new trade tariffs. Additionally, recent polling indicates declining public approval for the president ahead of November's midterm elections.
Sources: Der Standard, Die Zeit, FAZ, ORF, Tagesschau


