U.S. Munitions Shortage After Iran War
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The U.S. military has depleted a significant portion of its long-range precision missiles during the Iran war, raising concerns about its readiness for future conflicts. The shortage includes ATACMS, PrSM, and Tomahawk missiles, as well as Patriot and THAAD interceptors. This has sent a worrisome message to U.S. allies and limited the country's ability to deter opponents. The Trump administration has been criticized for not being honest about the war's costs and potential impacts on U.S. military power.
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