Pete Hegseth’s ‘No Quarter’ War-Crime Directive
Secretary Hegseth is criticized for using the phrase "no quarter" in a Pentagon briefing, which is prohibited under the law of war.
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Secretary Hegseth is criticized for using the phrase "no quarter" in a Pentagon briefing, which is prohibited under the law of war.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under fire for using the phrase "no quarter" in an official Pentagon briefing, a term defined as a war crime under international law. The incident raises questions about his fitness for office and adherence to the law of war.
Former President
Representative (D-CO)
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