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WASHINGTON, KOMPAS.TV Menteri Perang AS, Pete Hegseth dicecar dalam kongres AS yang membahas soal perang Iran.

Momen ini terjadi dalam kongres yang digelar pada Rabu (29/4/2026) waktu setempat.

Hegseth ditanya soal perintah tidak ada belas kasihan dalam perang lawan Iran oleh Anggota Kongres, Seth Moulton.

"Perintah tanpa ampun atau tanpa ada yang selamat adalah kejahatan perang menurut Konvensi Jenewa. Anda paham itu pembunuhan," ujar Moultin.

Hegseth juga dicecar soal bagaimana kabar produksi nuklir di Iran pasca gencatan senjata.

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00:00In order for no quarter or no survivors is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
00:04You understand that's murder. Do you stand by that statement?
00:08You said we will give them no quarter, no mercy.
00:11In order for no quarter or no survivors is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
00:15You understand that's murder. Do you stand by that statement?
00:20The Department of War fights to win, and we ensure that our warfighters have the rules of engagement necessary to
00:25be as effective as humanly possible.
00:27You called Democratic members of Congress to be tried for sedition for reminding our troops to follow the law.
00:32But when you tell them to commit a war crime, you stand by yourself.
00:35For insinuating that the laws that we're giving them are...
00:38The girl school that got hit in the first days of this war.
00:42There is absolutely no question at this point what happened.
00:46We made a mistake, and that happens in war.
00:49We identified this target based on earlier charts, and yet two months after it happened, we refused to say anything
00:56about it.
00:57Giving the world the impression that we just don't care.
01:01We do not care about the casualties and the chaos that is caused by our war.
01:05And we should care, even if we want to prosecute that war.
01:09Now, I agree with the chairman.
01:11We need a strategy.
01:12We face the most complex threat environment that we face in a very, very long time.
01:17So we really want to hear from the administration.
01:19Don't give us this realism, chest-thumping stuff.
01:21What are we really going to do to meet those threats?
01:25To deal with the challenges we face?
01:28Under the leadership of President Trump, our builder-in-chief, we are reversing this systemic decay and putting our defense
01:35industrial base back on a wartime footing.
01:39President Trump has been clear-eyed from the killing of Qasem Soleimani, to the pulling out of the Iran deal,
01:45to Midnight Hammer, and now to this effort to recognize that you have to stare down this kind of enemy
01:51who's hell-bent on getting a nuclear weapon and get them to a point where they're at the table giving
01:55it up in a way that the Russians never have it.
01:58So they haven't broken yet.
02:00Okay, we haven't gotten there yet.
02:02Well, their nuclear facilities have been obliterated underground.
02:06They're buried and we're watching them 24-7.
02:09So we know where any nuclear material might be.
02:11Reclaiming my time for just a quick second here.
02:14We had to start this war, you just said, 60 days ago, because the nuclear weapon was an imminent threat.
02:23Now you're saying that it was completely obliterated?
02:25They had not given up their nuclear ambitions, and they had a conventional shield of thousands of-
02:30So Operation Midnight Hammer accomplished nothing of substance.
02:34It left us at exactly the same place we were before.
02:37So much so that we had to start a war.
02:38Their facilities were bombed and obliterated.
02:40Their ambitions continued, and they're building a conventional shield of missiles.
02:45All right, let me try again.
02:46It's the North Korea strategy.
02:47You know this very well.
02:48The North Korea strategy was use conventional missiles to prevent anybody from challenging them so they could slow walk their
02:54way to a weapon.
02:55President Trump saw Iran at its weakest moment, took an action to ensure, in a way that only the United
03:01States of America could do, with our Israeli partners.
03:03And yet they still haven't given up the nuclear.
03:05To ensure their conventional shield was brought to the field, which we've done.
03:08If I could get 15 months.
03:09What we didn't miss, and we're here in this committee, is that Joe Biden, with no accountability, gave hundreds of
03:14billions of dollars of our weapons to Ukraine.
03:17To an outcome that never would have happened if President Trump was the president.
03:20President Trump was the president of the United States of Ukraine.
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