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Oil Price Forecast Stays Above 100 Dollars as Global Supply Pressures Continue

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Pentagon to Review Senator Mark Kelly’s Comments on US Weapon Stockpiles Hegseth Questions Kelly’s Statements on Military Munitions US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a Pentagon review after Democratic Senator Mark Kelly spoke publicly about America’s military weapon stockpiles during a television interview. The issue has sparked a political clash over national security, classified information, and military readiness. During an interview on CBS News’ Face The Nation, Kelly expressed concern about the condition of US munitions reserves following the recent conflict with Iran. He said he was surprised by how much the US had reduced its military stockpiles during the war effort. Kelly referred to a Pentagon briefing that discussed specific munitions and replenishment timelines. His comments quickly drew criticism from Hegseth, who accused the senator of publicly discussing sensitive military information. Pentagon Asked to Review Possible Disclosure In a post on X, Hegseth questioned whether Kelly had violated his oath by revealing details from a Pentagon briefing. He criticized the senator for discussing the matter on national television and called for an official review of the comments. Kelly strongly rejected the accusation. He responded by saying the information was already discussed publicly during a Senate hearing held the previous week. The Arizona senator also shared a video clip from the hearing, pointing out that Hegseth himself had acknowledged it could take years to rebuild certain US weapon stockpiles. Kelly argued that his comments did not expose classified material. He added that the American public deserves transparency about the cost of military operations and the long term impact on US defense readiness. Legal Dispute Between Kelly and Pentagon Continues The latest controversy comes as tensions continue between Kelly and the Pentagon leadership. Earlier this year, Kelly filed a lawsuit against the government after Hegseth allegedly attempted to demote him for criticizing the Trump administration. The legal battle began after Kelly and five other lawmakers released a video in November encouraging US service members to refuse unlawful military orders. Pentagon officials later challenged the lawmakers’ actions, leading to a broader political and legal dispute. In February, a federal judge temporarily blocked the Pentagon from carrying out the proposed demotion while the lawsuit moved forward. However, the Pentagon appealed the ruling. Recently, a federal appeals court appeared likely to reject the Pentagon’s effort to punish Kelly over his remarks to service members. If the court rules against the Pentagon, it would mark another setback for the Trump administration in its ongoing dispute with the senator. Debate Over National Security and Transparency The disagreement has fueled debate in Washington over how much information elected officials should share about military preparedness. Supporters of Kelly say lawmakers have a responsibility to discuss defense concerns openly, especially when military operations affect national resources. Critics, however, argue that public discussions involving weapons inventories and defense capabilities could risk exposing sensitive national security information. The Pentagon has not confirmed whether a formal investigation has officially started. Officials have only referred back to Hegseth’s public statements regarding the matter.
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Pentagon to Review Senator Mark Kelly’s Comments on US Weapon Stockpiles

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The Fátima Prophecies and the “Miracle of the Sun” That Shaped Cold War Beliefs Three Children Claimed They Saw a Divine Vision in Portugal In May 1917, three young shepherd children from Fátima, Portugal, claimed they witnessed an apparition of the Virgin Mary while tending sheep in a field. The children, Lucia dos Santos and her cousins Francisco and Jacinta Marta, said the glowing figure appeared near an oak tree and instructed them to return on the 13th day of each month for the next five months. Their story quickly spread across Portugal and attracted thousands of believers. Over time, the reported visions became one of the most discussed religious events of the 20th century. Many people believed the messages contained warnings about war, faith, and the future of Russia under communism. The “Miracle of the Sun” Drew Thousands of Witnesses On 13 October 1917, a massive crowd gathered in Fátima to witness the final predicted appearance. Many people later claimed they saw extraordinary events in the sky. Witnesses described the Sun changing colors, spinning rapidly, and moving like a wheel of fire. Some also reported seeing flower-like shapes falling from the sky. Others believed people with illnesses were suddenly healed during the event. One witness recalled that the Sun appeared to spin faster and faster before returning to its normal position. While many people considered it a miracle, others suggested it may have been a natural atmospheric event or a case of mass psychological influence. Despite the debate, the event left a strong emotional impact on those who attended. Fear, faith, and wonder spread through the crowd as people tried to understand what they had seen. The Three Secrets of Fátima The children claimed they received three important revelations during the apparitions. These became known as the “Three Secrets of Fátima.” The first secret reportedly included a vision of Hell and warnings about future suffering and war. Many believers later connected it to the outbreak of World War II. The second prophecy focused on Russia. According to the message, devotion and prayer could eventually save Russia from communism. Because the message emerged shortly before the Russian Revolution, it later gained major attention during the Cold War. The third secret remained hidden inside the Vatican archives for decades. Its secrecy created worldwide speculation and increased global interest in Fátima. Many people believed it predicted major political and religious events of the 20th century. How Fátima Became Linked to Anti Communist Beliefs As communism spread across Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union grew stronger, the Fátima prophecies became closely tied to anti communist movements. Religious groups viewed the messages as spiritual warnings against atheism and Soviet ideology. Although the Catholic Church initially reacted cautiously to the reports, it officially approved devotion connected to Fátima in 1930. From that point forward, the site became one of the world’s most visited religious pilgrimage destinations. Today, the story of Fátima continues to spark debate between believers, historians, and scientists. Some see it as a powerful spiritual event, while others view it as a historical mystery shaped by faith and human emotion.
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The Fátima Prophecies and the “Miracle of the Sun” That Shaped Cold War Beliefs

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