
Trump Denies US Munitions Shortage, Threatens Leakers with Jail Time
Donald Trump dismissed reports of US munitions shortages, asserting the country has 'massive amounts' of weaponry. He also threatened leakers with long-term prison sentences for spreading such information.
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