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As Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth faces political pressure from Republicans and outside groups regarding a foreign policy blunder made by Donald Trump, who was advised to launch war.

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As Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth faces political pressure from Republicans and outside groups regarding a foreign policy blunder made by Donald Trump, who was advised to launch war.

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  1. Pete Hegseth joined Donald Trump's administration while Trump campaigned for the Republican Senate race.Sub-event
  2. The House is considering articles critical of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.Sub-event
  3. Pete Hegseth advised Donald Trump on war strategy on July 21, 2026.Sub-event
  4. New claims regarding deployment and Hegseth's statements about Biden are emerging.1 source
  5. Hegseth under pressure as Defense Secretary over Trump's foreign policy blunder and war advice.1 source

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Trump administration signals reduced military support to Europe and threatens to annex Greenland, while Hegseth reviews US forces in Europe.

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