Impact of ammo shortage on Iran's Congress votes

A report from the U.S. Department of Defense confirmed that the war with Iran has caused a significant shortage of munitions and weapons, with intense pressure on supply chains and a breach in military readiness. A quarter of the MQ-9 drone fleet has been used against Iran, and the war has cost approximately $33 billion up to June, raising concerns about the depletion of American capabilities and the diminished protection for allies—especially after the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy was transferred from the Pacific Ocean to the Middle East. Despite differing opinions among American officials, efforts to boost defense production continue, amid fears that the economic costs could impact the U.S. budget. This comes alongside the upcoming midterm elections in November, which are fueling debate over the duration of military operations and their sustainability.

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