Protection Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine struck totally different tones on Wednesday whereas describing the state of hostilities with Iran, with the previous characterizing the battle principally prior to now tense whereas the overall appeared unwilling to make use of such absolute phrases and left open the chance that extra U.S. troops could possibly be killed.
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