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The U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) has acknowledged a shortage of ammunition stockpiles resulting from the war in Iran, after President Donald Trump previously denied this and claimed that vast quantities were available. The report explained that the ammunition consumption during Operation "Slap of Rage" led to a significant decline in strategic reserves, with industrial sector hurdles subsequently hindering ammunition replenishment. The report also pointed to measures the department has taken to increase production, including the destruction of Iranian aircraft and facilities by American forces. However, the ammunition shortage caused the United States to hesitate in launching large-scale attacks against Iran during the summer. Trump added that U.S. defense factories are working around the clock to produce advanced weapons, particularly "Patriot," "THAAD," and "Tomahawk" missiles, with substantial stockpiles of these systems accumulated.
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