On Sept. 3, Trump said the United States holds a "nearly unlimited" supply of medium- and high-grade ammunition, arguing that its stockpiles far exceed what was used in the U.S. military operation involving Iran or what would be needed in any other war, which he described as highly unlikely. He also said the country is producing ammunition at unprecedented levels and building reserves for any contingency.
In the same post, Trump said the U.S. is keeping those supplies for itself rather than selling them abroad for now, though sales to allies will restart soon. He also criticized the Biden administration over ammunition sent to Ukraine, saying the amount provided was far larger than what the U.S. used in Iran and was given away for free. Trump added that hundreds of billions of dollars had been handed to Ukraine and NATO, while Europe, in his view, could have paid if asked, and said the U.S. would seek to get that money back, even if late.
According to BlockBeats, Trump said on Sept. 3 that the United States has a "nearly unlimited" supply of medium- and high-grade ammunition, far more than what was used in the U.S. military operation involving Iran or what would be needed in any other war.
In the post, Trump said those who refused to report the U.S. military action in Iran accurately were "treasonous garbage." He also wrote that any other war was "highly unlikely."
Trump said the U.S. is producing ammunition at "levels never seen before" and is stockpiling supplies to prepare for any possible contingency.
He added that the country is keeping those munitions for itself and for the United States rather than selling them to other countries, though sales to allies will resume soon.
Trump also said the Biden administration had sent Ukraine far more ammunition than the U.S. used in Iran, and that it was provided "for free." He further wrote that hundreds of billions of dollars had been given to Ukraine and NATO, while Europe could have paid for it if asked. Trump said the United States would get that money back, "although a little late."
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