Iran conflict reduces US missile stockpile

Reuters has revealed that the U.S. military has used a significant portion of its global stockpile of long-range, high-precision missiles during military operations related to the war with Iran, raising concerns about America's readiness for future conflicts. The most consumed missiles include "Atacms" and "Prism," each costing over a million dollars. With stocks now dwindling, Washington may have to rely more heavily on manned aircraft for operations, increasing operational risks. Conversely, Trump affirmed that the United States possesses the largest ammunition stockpile in the world and that the defense industries continue to produce record quantities, amid ongoing assessments of readiness levels following recent operations.

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