Israeli alert on missile shortages
Reports indicate a severe shortage of intercept and attack missiles within the Israeli army, particularly interceptive rockets like "Arrow," which have been depleted by over 81% since the beginning of the war with Iran, with expectations that they will be completely exhausted soon. The Israeli army admitted last March to a significant shortage of ballistic missile interceptors, amid concerns about its ability to keep pace with Iran’s ongoing escalation. This is especially troubling given American assurances that U.S. forces face similar challenges in maintaining their defensive readiness, thereby threatening Israel’s self-defense capability and potentially requiring U.S. intervention in the future.
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