CNN reports multiple recent articles flagged shortages in U.S. military
ammunition. U.S. officials say Trump privately complained the disclosures make
the U.S. appear weak at a critical turning point and has asked the Justice
Department to identify what he called "traitors." Officials trace the ammunition
concerns to the early stages of the conflict; Trump raised the issue in a
meeting with Pete Hegseth, who told him the Pentagon was working to address it.
Before the conflict began, Joint Chiefs chairman Keane and other military
leaders warned Trump that prolonged operations could affect U.S. weapons stocks.
