The first was: The US Congress started impeachment proceedings against Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, writes ABC News.
Republican Thomas Massey reintroduced the resolution to impeach the defense secretary for debate in the House of Representatives. Members of Congress must now get back to him within two business days.
Massey expects the initiative to be supported not only by Democrats, but also by some Republicans. A simple majority of votes is enough to make a decision. Moreover, even if the House of Representatives approves the impeachment, Gest's impeachment would require the support of two-thirds of the Senate. Given that Republicans have a majority there, this will be very difficult to achieve.
Hesset is accused of waging war against Iran and abusing power.
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