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President Donald Trump has denied reports that the United States is running low on munitions, saying the country has "massive amounts" of weapons. His remarks came after The Washington Post reported he clashed with Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth over shortages of key missiles and air defence systems.
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00:00U.S. President Donald Trump has denied reports that the United States is running low on munitions,
00:06saying the country has massive amounts of weapons.
00:09Trump made the comments after The Washington Post reported he clashed
00:13with Secretary of War Pete Heksef over shortages of key missiles and air defense systems.
00:21The newspaper said concerns over dwindling stockpiles were among the reasons
00:25Trump recently called off planned strikes against Iran.
00:28The president dismissed the claims, warning off consequences for those spreading what he described
00:34as false reports about U.S. munition supplies.
00:38It was recently reported that the Pentagon had sought $67 billion in emergency funding,
00:44which includes over $18 billion to replenish some of the U.S.'s most advanced missiles.
00:50Meanwhile, a report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies
00:54also said the U.S. has used more than 60 percent of its key missile inventories,
01:00underscoring concerns about U.S. stockpiles.
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