Trump says he has unlimited ammunition for war with Iran and denies sale to allies
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Trump says he has unlimited ammunition for war with Iran and denies sale to allies

Jornal de Negócios3 September 2026 at 22:31

Donald Trump stated that the United States has unlimited ammunition for a potential war with Iran. The US President declared that the country is producing military material at "unseen levels" and accumulating this production for future contingencies.

In the same speech, Trump refused the possibility of selling ammunition to allies, contradicting Washington's usual practice of providing military equipment to partner countries.

The statement comes in a context of growing tension between the United States and Iran, with the US government reinforcing its military posture in the Middle East region.

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