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The United States has begun withdrawing Patriot missiles that its European partners purchased to compensate for their military stock shortages. The number has decreased from about 2,330 to around 800 missiles, after consuming nearly two-thirds of the stock since the start of the confrontation with Iran. These missiles are considered essential for potential regions such as the Middle East, Europe, and the surrounding Indian and Pacific areas. Washington plans to increase production from 600 to 2,000 missiles annually, but this will not be achievable before 2032. Reports warn that the declining stockpile could put the United States at risk in the event of multiple conflicts.
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