Driscoll Stands Firm: No Resignation Despite Iran Conflict

0:00It's April 7, from red carpets to breaking stories. This is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is standing firm, saying he has zero plans to resign, despite growing friction with the fence secretary Pete Hexeth. Driscoll told reporters this week that serving under President Trump is the highlight of his career, and he's all in on building the world's toughest. Land Army Meanwhile, Hexeth has been shaking up the top ranks by firing senior military leaders since Trump kicked off the conflict with Iran. White House officials are backing Driscoll hard, praising how he's boosted Army readiness and helped crush Iran's forces in Operation Epic Fury. As Trump's deadline on Iran looms closer, the Army keeps hitting every target, proving its edge in this high stakes fight.