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Hegseth called a ‘failure’ over Iran as he reveals $37b cost of war
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Hegseth called a ‘failure’ over Iran as he reveals $37b cost of war

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced criticism from Michigan Senator Gary Peters, who labeled him a 'failure' during a congressional hearing. Hegseth was seeking approval for additional funding to support operations against Iran, which has already cost $37 billion and continues to rise. The exchange highlights growing scrutiny over the administration's handling of the conflict and its financial implications. The discussion took place amid ongoing debates about military strategy and resource allocation.

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Hegseth called a ‘failure’ over Iran as he reveals $37b cost of war

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced criticism from Michigan Senator Gary Peters, who labeled him a 'failure' during a congressional hearing. Hegseth was seeking approval for additional funding to support operations against Iran, which has already cost $37 billion and continues to rise. The exchange highlights growing scrutiny over the administration's handling of the conflict and its financial implications. The discussion took place amid ongoing debates about military strategy and resource allocation.

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