🚨 🇺🇸JUST IN: Pete Hegseth canceled a troop deployment to Poland that was already happening. The unit had cased their colors. The advance team was already on the ground. The equipment was already there. Then he pulled the plug. And he didn’t tell Congress. He didn’t tell Poland. The four-star general in charge of Europe pushed back. Hegseth did it anyway. This came out Friday at a House hearing. The Republican chairman, Mike Rogers, told the Army Secretary to his face: “We’re not happy. There’s been no statutory consultation with us.” Rep. Don Bacon — also a Republican, a retired Air Force general — went sharper: “Reprehensible. An embarrassment to our country.” The Pentagon’s spokesman called the cancellation “not a last-minute decision.” The Army Secretary, under oath that same morning, said it happened “a couple days ago.” Both can’t be true. This is the third time in seven months Hegseth has pulled US troops from a NATO ally without telling Congress. Romania last fall. Germany two weeks ago. Poland this week. Russia is watching. Poland got a phone call.