Trump Refutes US Weapons Shortage Claims, Vows to Track Down ‘Leakers’

POLICY WIRE — Washington, D.C. — Former President Donald Trump has categorically denied claims that the United States is experiencing a shortage of critical military weapons. Speaking at a press conference, Trump dismissed reports suggesting a depletion of difficult-to-manufacture weapons as unfounded.

“There’s absolutely no shortage of weapons in the United States,” Trump asserted. “These are baseless allegations designed to create panic — and undermine national security.”

Trump further accused individuals within the government of leaking classified information to the media. “We’re actively hunting down these leakers,” he said. “They’re compromising our security — and will be held accountable.”

The former president’s comments come amid growing concerns over the nation’s military readiness and the integrity of classified information. While precise data on weapon inventories remains classified, Trump’s statements aim to reassure the public and military personnel about the availability of necessary equipment.

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Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)