According to reports credited to Fox News, Hegseth described a highly aggressive strategy aimed at tracking and destroying enemy positions, even those hidden deep underground.
In his statement, he made it clear that hiding would not protect opposing forces, saying they would eventually be found and targeted.
He also claimed that recent strikes had successfully destroyed key command bunkers, which are believed to be important centers used for military planning and communication.
The situation, as described in his remarks, paints a picture of intense pressure on enemy positions. He stated that some leaders were forced to flee, with critical supplies and systems allegedly disrupted, including water, power, and oxygen in certain areas.
These comments suggest a continued push to weaken leadership structures and reduce the ability of opposing forces to coordinate attacks or defend strategic locations.
He further added that morale within the targeted military structure was being affected, pointing to growing frustration and possible internal breakdown among senior ranks and personnel.
However, international observers note that many of these claims have not been independently verified, and the full reality on the ground may only become clear as events continue to unfold.
The statement has already triggered global reactions, especially as tensions involving Iran and Western military powers remain a sensitive issue with far-reaching consequences.
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For readers following the full story, refer to the original report by Fox News and related international coverage for more details.
— ThisDay Nigeria
