Reuters: US nearly exhausts long-range missiles in Iran conflict
Reuters has revealed a sharp and threatening decline in the stockpile of American weapons, especially long-range precision missiles that the U.S. military has used intensively during the recent confrontation with Iran over the past few months. The report indicated that the United States has nearly exhausted its stock of Tomahawk and Prism missiles, raising concerns about the military's deterrent capability in the future and limiting its ability to confront adversaries such as Russia and China. Experts noted that this depletion reflects a heavy reliance on these weapons in modern operations, with fears that efforts to replenishment are simultaneously facing obstacles. Nevertheless, President Trump confirmed that the United States possesses more munitions than any other country, and that the U.S. defense industry is working to significantly ramp up production.
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