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0:44Now PlayingThe Pentagon has announced it will relocate journalists from their dedicated workspace inside the building to a separate facility, a move that comes just days after a judge found the military's new media policy unconstitutional. Critics argue this relocation is a deliberate attempt to distance the press from leadership, suggesting the Defense Department is spending more energy attacking the media than preparing for real-world threats. As global adversaries like Putin observe these internal fractures, the battle over press access raises significant concerns about transparency and the Pentagon's focus on domestic "woke" issues over national security.
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