CSIS reports decline in US missile stockpiles
According to reports from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the United States' declining interceptor missile stockpiles threaten its readiness for war with China in the Western Pacific. The Patriot missile stock has decreased from 2,330 to approximately 759-827, and the THAAD missiles from 452 to around 234-278. Meanwhile, demand for these munitions is increasing, with a plan for a budget of $95 billion in 2027 and $21 billion in the supplemental war budget to meet the rising needs and enhance interception capabilities in potential conflicts.
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