Pentagon urges arms firms to boost production

The U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) has asked weapons companies to accelerate the production and delivery of ammunition and weapons due to concerning depletion of stockpiles resulting from the war with Iran. Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Fineberg has given the companies 21 days to submit plans aimed at reducing delivery times, with a focus on priority defense programs such as the new interceptor missiles. These measures come amid increasing warnings about the consequences of stockpile depletion, as the bombing campaigns against Iran have consumed thousands of rockets and prompted the transfer of stockpiles from European and Asian regions to the Middle East, impacting troop readiness and alertness. Sources confirm that the war has significantly weakened stock levels, posing challenges for the Pentagon to maintain military stock stability and global balance.

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