The Pentagon Lost Track of Sensitive F-35 Stealth Technology | Command Post

Ben Parker and Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling (Ret.) break down the latest developments in the Iran war, including reports that AI-generated intelligence nearly led the U.S. military to board a Chinese vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. They discuss the dangers of relying on false intelligence, the importance of human oversight, and what can happen when bad information makes its way into military decision-making.
They also examine reports that the Pentagon may be undercounting U.S. military deaths in the Middle East, as well as the growing cost of the Iran war. Plus, sensitive F-35 parts that were supposed to be shipped to the United States somehow ended up in Hong Kong.
Finally, Ben and General Hertling fact-check President Trump’s claims about the massive amount of Venezuelan oil the U.S. supposedly secured, including his claim that America got 65 billion barrels of oil and 500 years’ worth of supply. Hertling explains what the deal actually entails and whether it constitutes a war crime.
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Resumen del video
Generado por IABen Parker and Lieutenant General Mark Hertling analyze critical military failures, including the dangers of AI-driven intelligence, discrepancies in Middle East casualty reporting, and the financial opacity of the Iran conflict. They also discuss a severe F-35 security breach and debunk exaggerated claims regarding U.S. oil acquisitions in Venezuela.
