It was reported that Dan Criswell, the former U.S. Army Secretary who has just resigned, met with Trump and told him that the war against Iran had made America's foreign policy goals unattainable; however, Trump's response only focused on his dance hall, which prompted Criswell to resign, as he believed this administration was "doomed to fail."
Since the beginning of this year, there have been frequent personnel changes at the top levels of the U.S. Department of Defense. In addition to Criswell's recent resignation, Navy Secretary John Fenlon, Army Chief of Staff Randy George, and Commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa, Donahue, have either been dismissed by Hegseth, "retired," or driven out. More and more Republican members of the House of Representatives are questioning these repeated personnel changes at the Pentagon, even the most aggressive hawks have expressed concern. Mike Rogers, Chairman of the House Committee on Armed Services (Republican Representative from Alabama), said, "I've had enough of this constant upheaval," and "I hope to see greater stability there."
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