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Trump calls leaks about ammunition shortages in Iran war a betrayal

Donald Trump reportedly described leaks alleging ammunition exhaustion during the war with Iran as a betrayal. The report provides no independent confirmation of an ammunition shortage or concrete policy change.

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Potential ammunition shortages could affect military operations, but the supplied information is limited to a disputed statement.

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