Trump calls Iran conflict little war; weapons strained

President Trump has described the Iran conflict as 'a relatively little war' for the United States even as Washington wrestles with what critics say are dwindling weapon stocks. He insisted the war is not a big burden and framed it against what he says is far greater U.S. support for Ukraine under his predecessor, claiming Biden gave Ukraine over $300 billion worth of material for free. Trump argued Ukraine would have to pay for it through European NATO members, while noting U.S. ammunition levels could be drawn from around the world. He acknowledged concerns from some military leaders about prolonged operations weakening U.S. ability to respond to other threats, but dismissed them. The president also signaled openness to new strikes on Iran and described Iran as a 'failed nation'. These comments come as U.S. strikes and Iranian attacks continue, highlighting tensions in the Middle East and broader worries about global security and pacing of military resources.