Pentagon acknowledges ammo shortage over Iran
The Pentagon has acknowledged a shortage of ammunition resulting from the war in Iran, with operation costs between February 28 and June 30 amounting to approximately $33.4 billion, of which $22.3 billion was spent on munitions. Intense consumption has depleted strategic reserves and caused extensive damage to bases and aircraft, including the destruction of several planes and injuries to many others at bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Over 50,000 military personnel participated in the conflict, and measures have been taken to accelerate ammunition production despite industrial obstacles, amid reports confirming that there are no restrictions on the use of American missiles.
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