Trump's grip weakens over Iran

The article discusses the crisis of ammunition shortages within the U.S. military and its impact on America's strategic capabilities against Iran. The stockpiles of long-range weapons and interceptor missiles have significantly diminished, reducing the U.S. ability to respond or defend effectively. Over more than five months since the start of the war, the inventory has fallen below the required levels, with remaining supplies totaling only about 20% of what the Pentagon desires. This jeopardizes the United States' capacity to counter Iranian attacks, particularly ballistic missiles and potential assaults through the Strait of Hormuz. The Secretary of Defense has called for improved funding to replenish stocks, while former President Trump denies that there is a shortage, branding reports about it as treason. This shortage weakens U.S. military influence and enhances Iran's confidence in testing Washington, while the White House relies on economic pressure to force negotiations with Iran.

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