The same guy who cut off air-defense missiles to Ukraine has managed to piss off the British, the Japanese, the Australians, and the New Zealanders.

Donald Trump outright called his Pentagon chief the “Secretary of War” Friday while also seemingly believing Pete Hegseth actually appeared on Fox News to talk “about modern weapons and warfare” after the network aired a clip of the defense secretary’s announcement on the administration’s new drone strategy.

Donald Trump, 79, wrote a Truth Social post on Friday, July 11, saying he was thrilled to see Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth in a live Fox News interview. “Secretary of War Pete Hegseth was great on FoxNews this morning,

Sen. Thom Thillis suggested the Senate Armed Services Committee had been “a little bit generous” when outlining Hegseth’s “capabilities.”

Republican senators have signaled a willingness to hold hearings over defense secretary Pete Hegseth pausing weapons shipments to Ukraine without the approval of president Donald Trump. Republicans expressed concerns to The Hill both on and off the record,

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In a major policy shift, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has launched a new initiative to “unleash” U.S. drone capabilities, aiming to equip every Army squad with small, one-way attack drones by 2026.

When asked about the move during the meeting, Trump said only that the US would continue to send defensive weapons to Ukraine. Pressed by another reporter on who authorized the pause, Trump replied, "I don't know,

Pete Hegseth shares his vision for rebuilding the military with a focus on 'warrior ethos', equal physical standards, and reflects on Operation Midnight Hammer's success.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly authorized a pause on weapons shipments to Ukraine without informing the White House.

Pete Hegseth refused to send aid to Ukraine, halting a shipment of munitions despite reports indicating the delivery would not impact U.S. military readiness.