On August 5, local time, US White House Press Secretary Levitt said that reports that President Trump and Secretary of Defense Hegseth “had a dispute over a serious shortage of US military missile stocks during the Iranian war” at Camp David in Maryland were “fake news.” Levitt said that she was at Camp David with Trump and Hegseth at the time, and the situation described in the report did not happen. They have also clarified this to the Washington Post on a number of occasions. The “Washington Post” reported on the 5th, citing people familiar with the matter, that last week, Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction with the Iran issue at Camp David and asked Defense Secretary Hegseth to explain the serious shortage of arms.
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On August 5, local time, US White House Press Secretary Levitt said that reports that President Trump and Secretary of Defense Hegseth “had a dispute over a serious shortage of US military missile stocks during the Iranian war” at Camp David in Maryland were “fake news.” Levitt said that she was at Camp David with Trump and Hegseth at the time, and the situation described in the report did not happen. They have also clarified this to the Washington Post on a number of occasions. The “Washington Post” reported on the 5th, citing people familiar with the matter, that last week, Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction with the Iran issue at Camp David and asked Defense Secretary Hegseth to explain the serious shortage of arms.
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