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‘No Quarter, No Mercy’
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's 'no quarter' stance contradicts Geneva Conventions, drawing criticism from lawmakers and legal experts amid a campaign causing over 1,400 Iranian deaths.
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Controversy is arising over U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s remark that “no quarter, no mercy for our enemies” while pressuring Iranian forces at war with the country.
Read Mark Kelly Calls Out Pete Hegseth for Saying the U.S. Military Will Give No Quarter or Mercy to the Enemy now from Blog for Arizona for Politics from a Liberal Viewpoint
With each passing day of Mr. Trump's war of choice with Iran, United States Secretary of Whatever Pete Hegseth, through his terrifying press briefings, is giving Saturday Night Live's Colin Jost new material for that show's cold open every week. Unfortunately, war is not a comedy, and Pete Hegseth and Trump's words, by demonstrating their…
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