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otherMar 31, 2026

‘Russia & China, DON’T DO IT…’: Hegseth's chilling confrontation warning, 'don't tip intel to Iran'

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Business News›News›International›World News›‘Russia & China, DON’T DO IT…’: Hegseth's chilling confrontation warning, 'don't tip intel to Iran' ‘Russia & China, DON’T DO IT…’: Hegseth's chilling confrontation warning, 'don't tip intel to Iran' U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth exposes a deepening rift between the United States and NATO allies amid the Iran war. He warns that alliances lose meaning if countries fail to stand together during major conflicts. At the same time, Hegseth issues a stark warning to Russia and China over potential intelligence support to Iran. Reports suggest foreign intel sharing could impact U.S. military operations in the Middle East. With tensions rising around the Strait of Hormuz and global oil routes, the crisis is reshaping global geopolitics.Show more Read more on - 15:35 - 11:01 - 10:19 - 11:15 - 11:02 - 08:22 - 08:08 - 15:24 - 09:41 - 11:17 - 09:32 - 09:30 - 09:20 - 11:00 - 08:37 - 11:22 - 16:34 - 12:20 - 14:17 - 09:55 - 10:40 - 01:40 - 10:28 - 09:53 - 12:33 - 13:53 - 02:50 - 09:58 - 08:56

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    Business News›News›International›World News›‘Russia & China, DON’T DO IT…’: Hegseth's chilling confrontation warning, 'don't tip intel to Iran' ‘Russia & China, DON’T DO IT…’: Hegseth's chilling confrontation warning, 'don't tip intel to Iran' U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth expo

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