Pentagon details Prism-Prime missile stockpile in Iran
American Defense Department documents revealed that by August, the U.S. Army's arsenal contained no more than 112 "Prism-Prime" missiles, which were used for the first time in combat operations against Iran. These missiles were received as part of orders from 2021 to 2023, with a plan to deliver an additional 18 missiles in September. Large-scale deliveries are set to begin in December, with the shipment of 130 missiles out of a total of 518 ordered for 2024. The documents indicate that annual production will increase from 300 to 400 missiles in 2025, with a plan to raise that to 550. However, implementing these plans will take until the 2030s, and currently, no second-generation missiles are scheduled for delivery in March 2029.
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