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Pentagon warns of U.S. missile stock decline
The British newspaper "The Telegraph," citing a senior official in the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon), revealed that the United States' missile stockpile has significantly diminished due to the ongoing military confrontation with Iran. The official warned that Washington currently does not possess enough missiles to engage in a new large-scale war against Tehran. More than 50% of the stock of "THAAD" and "Patriot" missiles have been exhausted, along with approximately 30% of "Tomahawk" missiles in recent operations. Meanwhile, the Pentagon's current production capacity is limited to about 15 "Tomahawk" missiles and 20 "Patriot" missiles per month. Restoring the stockpile is expected to take several years, raising concerns about the readiness of the U.S. military in any potential confrontation with Iran.
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