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BackUS President Trump Rejects Claim of Ammunition Shortage
US President Trump Rejects Claim of Ammunition Shortage
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Milliyet Son Dakika44 minutes agoPolitics1 min readTürkiyeView original

US President Trump Rejects Claim of Ammunition Shortage

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US President Donald Trump rejected the American media's claim that the US army does not have enough ammunition on his social media account and called the journalists who made the news "treasonous scum".

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The US army's ammunition adequacy has been a matter of debate, especially in the context of foreign policy operations.

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US President Trump responded to the news in the American media claiming that the US army does not have enough ammunition left, on his social media account.

While Trump called the reporters who made these claims "traitorous scum", he said: "We have an almost unlimited amount of medium and high quality ammunition, more than we could use for this operation or in any other war." made his assessment.

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