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White House, Pentagon deny US media report that Trump confronted Hegseth over depleted munitions stockpiles limiting Iran options

US media report claims Trump confronted Defense Secretary Hegseth over depleted munitions stockpiles limiting military options against Iran; the White House and Pentagon deny the report, calling it '100% fake news' and 'fictional.'

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