Hegseth asserts Iran's military is at its lowest point, while Trump halts attacks and US reports exhausted Tomahawk magazines.
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Hegseth asserts Iran's military is at its lowest point, while Trump halts attacks and US reports exhausted Tomahawk magazines.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Reaper drones were lost in Iran, while Trump and Hegseth debated US munitions strength.1 source
Trump confronts Hegseth over US missile stockpile depletion amid Iran's claims of superior indigenous tech.1 source
Trump halts Iran attacks amid reports of exhausted Tomahawk magazines and Hegseth's assessment of Iran's weakness.1 source
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