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Media reports indicate that the United States has exhausted approximately 80% of its stockpile of interceptive and highly accurate precision missiles during the war with Iran, raising concerns about a diminished ability to deter. Despite denials from the White House and the Pentagon, sources confirm that the American stock of Patriot and THAAD missiles, which numbered over two thousand before the war, has been largely used up—especially during the confrontation with Iran. Currently, the United States faces a challenge in replenishing its stockpile, a process that could take years. Plans are underway to significantly increase production through agreements with defense companies involving sums exceeding $3 billion to ensure sufficient munitions to counter future threats.
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