Lithuanian Army: US delayed HIMARS delivery
Lithuania announced that the United States has indefinitely postponed supplying it with "HIMARS" missiles, despite completing training on their use. This is part of a $495 million contract to purchase eight systems, which Lithuania had expected to receive before the end of the year. In a different context, American reports warned of the depletion of ammunition and missile stocks, especially due to intensive use in the Middle East, raising concerns about the industry’s ability to meet demand. Some systems, such as "Patriot" and "THAAD," are experiencing shortages, which reflects weaknesses in U.S. defensive capabilities and worsens supply crises resulting from ongoing wars and military needs.
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