‘Woque and weak’ biden administration weapons ‘women, peace and security’ programs: Peat Hegseth WPS

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claimed about ending a program supporting women on security teams, claiming that the “Woque and Weak” which the Biden administration has deformed and armed for the “Women, Peace and Security” program.
In a post on X, Hegseth said, “This morning, I proudly finished the ‘Women, Peace and Security’ (WPS) program within @Deptofdefense.
However, after the media reminded him that the law was signed in the law by US President Donald Trump in 2017, Hegseth posted another post on his X account, clarifying that directly and security-focused WPS initiative was launched in 2017, but ended because it was deformed by the Biden administration.
He said, “The Woque and the weak biden administration distorted and armed the Straight-forward and security-focused WPS initiative launched in 2017. Biden ruined everything, including ‘women, peace and security’.”
The program received support from Trump’s cabinet during his legislative development.
In April, General Dan Kane, the newly appointed Joint Principal President, testified to the Congress about the battlefield effectiveness of the program. She highlighted how the women team members helped gather intelligence from women and children during the operation of the area. Trump’s enrollment during can’s service in Iraq’s nomination was affected by his conversation.
The 2017 Women, Peace and Safety Act was written by the then Represented Christie Nom and Democratic rape in the House. Marco Rubio, the co-co-integrated of the Senate version, recently noted it as the first global law to focus on the conservation and social participation of women.
The initiative arose from the proposal of a security council in October 2000, which was aimed at involving women in peace-making efforts. United Nations spokesperson Stephen Dujarik defended the program citing his success in increasing the participation of women’s peace soldiers and improving civil security in the struggle areas.