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Iran Conflict Challenges US Decade of Dominance
The article points out that the United States relies on a "ten-year rule" regarding the sustainability of its military stocks, assuming that wars would be short and that the precision of weapons would reduce the need for large quantities, leading to decreased investments in rearmament. However, with current challenges escalating—particularly the rapid depletion of missile stocks and the slowdown in replenishment efforts—there are striking similarities to Britain's strategy between the two World Wars, which resulted in an crisis in its military capability before World War II due to a decline in industrial capacity and a abandonment of long-term planning. Additionally, the rising Chinese threats—through military testing and efforts to produce three-dimensional models of ships—reflect an increasing adversarial stance by those monitoring and intensifying their military efforts. This raises the risk of worsening tensions if Washington does not take urgent action to ensure the sustainability of its defense capabilities.
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