Ammo shortage leads to Trump-Hegseth clash

The Washington Post reveals escalating tensions within the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump due to the depletion of American ammunition stocks during the war with Iran. The severe shortage of missiles and munitions, especially long-range guided missiles and interceptor missiles, has limited military options and hindered any new escalation against Iran, with Trump backing away from conducting widespread strikes. Reports also indicate that producing new ammunition could take around two years, further exacerbating the crisis and impacting U.S. forces in Ukraine and Western countries. This has led to a revision in the use of interceptor missiles to conserve the existing stockpile.

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