Reuters: US has used nearly all long-range missiles on Iran
The United States has nearly exhausted its stockpile of long-range, high-precision missiles, especially Tomahawk and Prism missiles, during the conflict that broke out five months ago with Iran. This raises concerns about its future deterrence capabilities. These missiles, which play a vital role in attacking targets from safe distances, have been crucial in operations inside Iran and Ukraine. There are worries that their dwindling supplies could affect preparedness for long-term wars against foes such as China and Russia. Although the White House affirms that the U.S. maintains sufficient ammunition stockpiles, expert analysis suggests that the supplies might be significantly lower than needed, particularly as consumption increases and production shifts toward newer models like Prism.
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