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American taxpayer dollars are reportedly funding a $2.8 BILLION bomb sale to Israel under the Trump administration, per a Washington Post report.

Trump administration Israel bomb sale

The Navy is barely holding up. Less than a quarter of its destroyers can actually deploy right now, and one Pacific carrier got yanked over to the Middle East, with some crews stuck out there months longer than planned.… แสดงเพิ่มเติม

US military warns Iran war overstretching forces

A Washington Post report claims the Pentagon hired conservative military influencers to amplify War Secretary Pete Hegseth's views without public disclosure. The report is described as breaking news.

Pentagon military influencers Hegseth

Washington Post reporters Sol and Michael detail how Israel allegedly supplied the CIA with a fake Iranian scheme to kill Trump. The goal was to sabotage Trump’s growing relationship with Turkey and drag America back… แสดงเพิ่มเติม

Israel fabricated Iran plot on Trump

Flight data reviewed by the Washington Post shows a US-registered surveillance plane flying out of El Salvador was present at all three maritime incidents near the Galápagos Islands from January to March. The report… แสดงเพิ่มเติม

CIA drone program Galápagos fishing boats

Footage just dropped of President Trump reportedly dodging an Iranian assassination plot in Turkey. The press had no clue he was being moved in an airport catering truck off Air Force One and onto a C-32A. Everyone… แสดงเพิ่มเติม

Defense contractors are being told to speed up weapons output fast, the Washington Post reports. The U.S. Department of War is pushing for the rapid acceleration because the war with Iran has led to shortages.

U.S. Department of War weapons push

President Trump is pushing back hard against The Washington Post, calling their reports on Pete Hegseth "completely false" and "treacherous." He says he's "extremely happy" with the Secretary of War's performance.

Trump defends Hegseth