WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump reaffirmed on Thursday that the United States possesses ample munitions and warned of strict measures against individuals leaking information about the country’s weapons inventory.

The president’s statements came in response to reports indicating his frustration with the U.S. military’s supplies. According to a recent account, Trump expressed dissatisfaction with War Secretary Pete Hegseth during a cabinet meeting held last week at Camp David, alleging he had received inaccurate information regarding America’s stockpile of arms.

The report suggested that concerns over shortages of munitions played a role in the president’s hesitation to authorize new military strikes against Iran. Trump has previously attributed delays in advancing negotiations with Tehran to operational constraints, though he has not publicly linked these to supply issues.

In his remarks on Thursday, Trump emphasized that the United States maintains “massive amounts” of weaponry and reiterated a zero-tolerance approach toward leaks that could compromise national security. The White House, however, has not provided detailed confirmation of the current status of the country’s munitions stockpiles or commented further on the specifics of the Camp David discussion.

The debate over U.S. arms readiness comes amid ongoing diplomatic and strategic challenges involving Iran, with Washington closely monitoring developments in the region. The administration’s stance highlights tensions within the defense establishment regarding resource availability and decision-making in military operations.