Though Trump told reporters on Tuesday that the “war has been won,” questions about the administration’s plan for a resolution to the war remain prevalent. Amid the chaos, many members of the president’s party have voiced disapproval over the administration’s handling of the crisis– and their lack of transparency about their intentions for the war. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL), the chair of the House Armed Services Committee, called out Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s department on Wednesday for refusing to provide Congress with enough information about the conflict.
Author: Willa Pope Robbins
Published at: 2026-03-25 23:43:05
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