US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under increasing political scrutiny as House Democrats prepare to introduce five articles of impeachment against him, set to be unveiled on April 15. The impeachment resolution, led by Yassamin Ansari, the first Iranian-American elected to Congress, cites serious allegations including unauthorized military actions in Iran, breaches of the Law of Armed Conflict, and mishandling of classified information. One article accuses Hegseth of authorizing military strikes without Congressional approval, potentially risking US personnel. Another charge relates to civilian casualties and infrastructure damage, suggesting violations of international humanitarian laws. The 'Signalgate' controversy, where sensitive military discussions were allegedly exposed, further complicates Hegseth's position, with lawmakers claiming gross negligence in handling classified information. Despite these allegations, Pentagon spokespersons have labeled the impeachment efforts as politically motivated, asserting that the Defense Department has met its objectives in Iran.