Trump says 'some' munitions are low as Iran war grinds on

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President Trump acknowledged that some munitions are lower due to the Iran war, but vowed to replenish them to unprecedented levels. He also suggested the US might increase strikes on Iran after the November elections, despite previous claims of victory and ongoing domestic concerns about rising prices linked to his policies.

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He also said in an interview with Time magazine that it was possible the US could ramp up strikes on Iran after November's elections.

Trump says 'some' munitions are low as Iran war grinds on

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