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US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was heard in Congress after suggesting the Pentagon could take control of Greenland and Panama

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Pete Hegseth has faced tough questions in Congress after suggesting that the Pentagon could take military action in Greenland and Panama. His evasive answers provoked harsh reactions from Democrats, who accused him of incompetence, while Republicans backed him. Hegseth said the Defense Department must have plans in place for any emergency, but avoided confirming or denying the Pentagon's intentions. This has caused confusion and concern, especially given President Trump's position on Greenland.

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Șeful Pentagonului pare să confirme că are planuri pentru a invada Groenlanda și Panama - audiere dură în Congres (Video)
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Scenariu exploziv: Pentagonul sugerează că are planuri de urgenţă pentru a invada Groenlanda şi Panama
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Pete Hegseth pare să confirme că Pentagonul are planuri de urgenţă pentru a invada Groenlanda şi Panama, dacă va fi necesar
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Hegseth confirmă: SUA aveau planuri militare pentru Groenlanda și Panama - Evenimentul Zilei
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Hegseth says the Pentagon has contingency plans to invade Greenland if necessary

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