Pete Hegseth's Speech Repeatedly Interrupted; Protesters Shout Against War with Iran + Video

Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of War, was repeatedly interrupted by protesters opposing the war against Iran during the annual conference of the Association of the United States Army in Washington.

Secretary of War Pete Hegst's speech at the annual conference of the Association of the United States Army in Washington was repeatedly interrupted by protests from opponents of the war against Iran.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: Donald Trump's Secretary of War Pete Hegst's speech at the annual conference of the US Army Association in Washington DC was interrupted many times, and anti-war protesters addressed him in protest against the war against Iran: You are not a warrior, you are a coward and a war criminal.

At least five people at the annual conference of the Association of the United States Army in Washington, which was held this Wednesday local time, when the Secretary of War of the US government was speaking, interrupted him and protested him.

In the first half hour of this meeting, at least five times, the anti-war protesters shouted at Hegst and called him a "damn Nazi".

"We hate you so much, you're a fucking war criminal!" said one protester.

At first, Hegst would respond with laughter and sarcastic comments; But as the protests continued, his reactions gradually became shorter and more boring. He claimed that these protests are a "relatively coordinated" action, because one after another, the protesters stood up from the crowd and protested.

One of the protesters shouted to Hegst, "You are not a warrior; You are a coward!"

He then shouted, "Children in Gaza are starving! He is a war criminal!"

"He seems to have a very favorable opinion of me," quipped the head of the Pentagon after one of the shouts of protest.

The protesters were stationed in different parts of the hall and waited a few minutes between each protest to announce their anti-war messages again, when the US Secretary of War claimed: "It seems that we are facing a special tactic... The protesters are shouting slogans; "Iran will never really have nuclear weapons."

The security forces organizing the meeting resorted to violence and forced the protesters out of the place, and a woman was violently expelled from the hall by several agents while she was still shouting and protesting.

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Reiterating Washington's claims to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, Hegst claimed: President Trump and I have the responsibility to take every necessary action to ensure that Iran does not obtain a nuclear weapon!

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This claim is made while the price of energy and fuel, including the price of oil, gasoline, and diesel, has increased in the United States and the world, and has inflamed the American economy on the eve of the elections.

The US Secretary of War also said about China: We are facing an equal competitor that is expanding its military, which may be unprecedented in history on a global scale. This is not an exaggeration, but an objective reality.

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