"She Needs More Bombs - She’ll Get Them": Hegseth Issues Final Warning to Reeling Iran | WATCH
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth visits troops in the Middle East with a blunt promise of more firepower. With Iranian morale collapsing and missile fire at an all-time low, Hegseth warns the "decisive days" for Tehran have arrived.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth wrapped up a weekend visit to American forces stationed in the Middle East with a clear message: the pressure on Iran is about to intensify.
During the visit, Hegseth recounted an exchange with a young female fighter pilot on the frontlines.
“I asked a young pilot what she needs," Hegseth shared. "She answered me: ‘More bombs.’ She’s going to get them.”
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Hegseth and Israeli military correspondents, including Doron Kadosh and Michael Shemesh, provided a grim assessment of the situation inside Iran following weeks of sustained strikes.
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The Decisive Window
Hegseth was uncompromising about the timeline ahead, stating that the next few days will be "decisive for Iran" and that there is "nothing they can do about it."
As U.S. and Israeli forces continue to target nuclear and energy infrastructure, the Pentagon appears confident that the strategic collapse of the Iranian regime's military capacity is well underway. The message from the Secretary of Defense is simple: the "hard part" may be over, but the firepower isn't stopping until the mission is complete.