IRAN WAR LIVE: TRUMP DENIES MUNITIONS SHORTAGES; TEHRAN, OMAN NEAR DEAL - AL JAZEERA

During a live briefing at Camp David, President Donald Trump denied that the United States is experiencing shortages of certain munitions amid the escalating conflict with Iran, while officials noted that Tehran and Oman are reportedly close to finalizing a deal.

Trump said the U.S. has "vast resupplies" in place, according to CBS News. The Times of Israel reported that Trump expressed exasperation over the Iran war and criticized Secretary of Defense Lloyd Hegseth over munition concerns. A Washington Post piece described a clash between Trump and Hegseth at the briefing over missile depletion worries. Trump’s remarks came during the U.S. Secretary of Defense briefing as part of a broader campaign to reassure allies about U.S. military readiness.

These statements come as the United States maintains a robust military presence in the Middle East, and concerns about supply chain constraints have heightened scrutiny of defense logistics. This follows reports of Iran's missile production ramp and concerns about U.S. strategic capabilities.

• Trump denies U.S. munitions shortages, claiming vast resupplies are underway.
• Trump criticized Hegseth over missile depletion concerns during the briefing.
• Tehran and Oman are reportedly near finalizing a deal amid the Iran conflict.
• The remarks were made during a live defense briefing at Camp David.

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