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President Trump Vows to Hunt Down Leakers as Administration Dismisses Munitions Shortage Claims

The Commander-in-Chief is cracking down on treasonous leaks while maintaining that American military stockpiles remain robust and ready.

Foreign PolicyPublished August 6, 2026 at 2:30 PM
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President Donald Trump is taking decisive action to secure national security, vowing to hunt down the individuals responsible for leaking classified information regarding the state of the U.S. military arsenal.

In a post on Truth Social, the President dismissed claims of a munitions shortage as false, asserting that the U.S. possesses massive quantities of weaponry and that production is actively meeting demand. He made it clear that those responsible for these treasonous leaks will face long-term jail sentences.

The administration has consistently maintained that missile stockpiles remain robust, even as the military continues its operations against Iran. While media outlets have cited unnamed sources to suggest a depletion of long-range precision missiles, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has correctly labeled such narratives as manufactured stories.

Secretary Hegseth has already implemented necessary, strict controls to limit unauthorized information gathering at the Pentagon, ensuring that military readiness is not compromised by media speculation.

As the administration works to replenish equipment, including a request for $87 billion in emergency funds, the focus remains on maintaining American strength and protecting the integrity of our national defense strategy against those who seek to undermine it from within.

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