US nearly exhausts long-range missiles in Iran conflict

The United States has been waging war against Iran for the past five months, leading to an unprecedented depletion of its stockpiles of long-range, high-precision missiles, particularly the "Atakms" and "Pryzm" missiles, which are used to strike targets from safe distances. Washington has nearly exhausted its reserves of these weapons, which play a crucial role in military operations, such as targeting sites inside Iran and attacking locations within Russia during the Ukraine conflict. Sources are concerned that this depletion of munitions could limit the United States' deterrence capability in future conflicts with adversaries like China and Russia, despite the White House affirming that Washington still has sufficient stocks and that American industrial companies are working to increase production to compensate for the shortfall.

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