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Senate Hearing on Hegseth's Iran War Claims

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At the three-hour Senate hearing, Jon Ossoff pressed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on his claim that Iran’s military was “destroyed” and “combat ineffective”; Hegseth refused to answer directly. Senators from both parties challenged the war strategy and the lack of clear objectives as Hegseth sought $67 billion in additional funding. The report does not say whether the hearing’s questioning and responses concluded.

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    Hegseth Tells Senate Iran War Has Cost $37.5 Billion, Asks for $67 Billion More — and Refuses to Say What Victory Looks Like

    A rare public hearing devolves into a three-hour argument over claims, body counts and a war now entering its third week.

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  • Dan CaineU.S. Air Force general (born 1968)Ripoti 1
  • Gary PetersAmerican politician and naval officer (born 1958)Ripoti 1
  • John N. KennedyAmerican politician; United States senator from Louisiana (born 1951)Ripoti 1
  • Jon OssoffAmerican politician and filmmaker (born 1987)Ripoti 1
  • Kirsten GillibrandAmerican politician (born 1966)Ripoti 1
  • Patty MurrayUnited States Senator from Washington since 2013Ripoti 1
  • Pete HegsethUnited States Secretary of DefenseRipoti 1
  • Susan CollinsUnited States Senator from Maine since 1997Ripoti 1

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