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Iran's conflict strains US stockpiles
A report stated that the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) has given defense contractors 21 days to accelerate the production and delivery of weapons and ammunition, amid increasing consumption of the U.S. military's arsenal during the Iran war. The United States has used large quantities of advanced missiles such as Tomahawk, Patriot, and THAAD. Sources indicated that global stockpiles of these missiles, especially long-range and interceptive types, have significantly decreased, threatening the army’s readiness for the future. It is expected that replenishing these stocks could take years, sometimes up to two years. These measures come amid internal and external pressures to rapidly expand military manufacturing capabilities, with official assurances of vast munitions reserves, despite concerns about a potential capacity gap to meet the demand in the context of a prolonged war.
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