President Donald Trump publicly backs Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth after a report says there is a dispute tied to US weapons stockpiles. Bloomberg reports that questions about Hegseth’s standing in the administration follow the disclosure of disagreements related to declining or dwindling inventory levels. In response, Trump posts on social media that he is “extremely happy” with Hegseth’s job performance, adding that recent actions have been “extraordinary.” The reporting also includes Trump’s references to military actions, including assertions about an attack on Venezuela and related efforts involving Iran. The coverage frames Trump’s comments as direct support amid the reported internal dispute, but it does not provide additional detail on the nature of the disagreement, its participants, or any administrative outcome. As presented across the sources, the key development is Trump’s defense of Hegseth following the stockpile-related report, with the dispute remaining the central issue raising speculation about his future.