Washington DC. US President Donald Trump has defended War Minister Pete Hegseth, who is facing impeachment pressure over military action against Iran. He claimed Hegseth had won two wars and criti...
Washington DC. US President Donald Trump has defended War Minister Pete Hegseth, who is facing impeachment pressure over military action against Iran.
He claimed Hegseth had won two wars and criticized Republican सांसद Thomas Massie, who initiated the impeachment, as a 'loser'.
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After reports Vance was considering new direct negotiations with a senior Iranian official, the president has decided that time would be better spent fighting another battle – against the Democrats.
President Donald Trump today shifted gears once again in his approach to the war with Iran, writing on social media that the US doesn’t “need a deal” with Tehran and ordering his vice president to turn his focus elsewhere.
The US-Iran war is trapped in an ongoing 'no war, no peace' situation, analysts say.
