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While the U.S. is running low on precision weapons and air defense interceptors, Trump is spending $275 BILLION+ on a "Trump Class Battleship." More expensive than an aircraft carrier. Not ready for 8 years. Built for one man's ego—not tomorrow's wars. Meanwhile, Ukraine is running out of interceptors as... show more

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