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Iran's war reduces US missile stockpile
American sources have revealed that Iran's war is substantially depleting the United States' long-range missile stockpile, especially since the U.S. military has used almost all of its high-precision missiles during the recent five-month military operations. The crisis involves the consumption of about half of the Tomahawk missile stockpile, 65% of Patriot missiles, and approximately 38% of the THAAD system. Despite rising concerns about the impact this may have on America's deterrence capabilities, President Trump downplayed the crisis, emphasizing that the U.S. has a surplus of munitions, and that defense companies are working to increase production to bolster the arsenal.
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