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Reports indicate that U.S. forces have nearly exhausted their stockpile of long-range precision missiles, including tactical missile systems (ATACMS) and PzRAM missiles, during the five-month-old war with Iran. These missiles, each costing around one million dollars, played a key role in combat operations, being used for precise strikes from safe distances, including supporting operations against Iran and the confrontation with Russia. The sharp decline in missile stocks raises concerns about America's deterrence capability should widespread attacks on Iran resume, as the United States relies heavily on these missiles. Exhaustion of supplies could lead to increased reliance on more dangerous bombing missions carried out by personnel. The White House confirmed that the U.S. has reserves far greater than current needs, but experts warn that these supplies may be far less than required for a prolonged war.
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