US President Donald Trump denied claims of a weapons shortage in the United States, stating that the country possesses a vast supply of munitions. He attributed the circulation of deficit reports to information leakers and indicated that these individuals are being 'hunted down'.
While precise data on US munitions is classified, publicly available information suggests that many difficult-to-manufacture weapons may have been significantly used. Trump's comments come amid ongoing frustrations related to military engagements.
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