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Trump Defends Iran War, Claims Vast U.S. Munitions Stockpile
Donald Trump spoke during a United Nations speech.
He was discussing the war with Iran.
Some people have said that the United States does not have enough ammunition for the war.
Trump disagreed with them.
He called those people “cowards and traitors.”
Trump said the United States has a very large supply of munitions.
He also said the country is making more munitions than ever before.
The article excerpt does not provide independent evidence confirming or rejecting his claims.
Donald Trump made the remarks during a speech to the United Nations.
He was defending the United States’ war with Iran.
Trump rejected claims that the United States is low on munitions.
He called people making that claim “cowards and traitors.”
Trump said the United States has more munitions than it could possibly use and is producing them at unprecedented levels.
- Who
- Donald Trump.
- What
- He claimed that the United States has ample munitions and is producing them at unprecedented levels.
- Where
- A United Nations speech.
- When
- Why
- He was defending the United States’ war with Iran.
Key facts
- Speaker
- Donald Trump
- Setting
- United Nations speech
- Subject
- The United States’ war with Iran
- Disputed claim
- That the United States is low on munitions
- Trump’s position
- The United States has more munitions than it could possibly use
- Production claim
- The United States is building munitions at levels never seen before
Quotes
Donald Trump
U.S. president and speaker defending the war with Iran
“The cowards and traitors would love to say the United States is low on munitions, but that's not true. We have more munitions than we could ever possibly even think of using, and we're building them at levels that we have never done before.”
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