Current officials and former Pentagon officials are willing to provide US Congress with compromised information for US Secretary of WarIt is, Pete Hegseth, while the Democrats are preparing to launch investigations against him if they win the majority in the House of Representatives in the Muslim elections in November.

The Democrats have already contacted persons who can testify to various issues related to the Pentagon’s direction from Hegseth.

If they take control of the House of Representatives, they aim to call out witnesses even from his close circle, including his marriage mate and senior associate, Ricky Buria, reports. It’s just a picture.

Among the people who can testify are officials who have left office, including former Army Secretary Dan Driscell.

According to one source, some officials are willing to reveal details about cases that took place within the Pentagon, presenting them in a discrete to the Convention Armed Services Committee.

Investigations are expected to focus on several controversial issues, including the flow of information known as égnalgate, lack of interceptive missiles during the Iran war, attacks on suspected drug trafficking vessels and Pentagon contracts.

A democratic lawmaker has stated that the ultimate goal is to launch a plea procedure against Hegseth, which could lead to his dismissal.

However, his departure through this procedure would be difficult, since the support of two thirds of the senators is needed for the conviction in the Senate. So far, no US cabinet secretary has been found guilty in such a procedure.

Meanwhile, some estimate that President Donald Trump may decide to sack Hegseth himself instead of facing continued publication of unpleasant information for his administration. /Telegraphy/