U.S. War in Iran Pushes Weapons Stockpile to the Brink
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Since late February, the U.S. has burned through roughly 1,100 long-range cruise missiles, more than 1,200 Patriot interceptors, and over 1,000 Precision Strike and ATACMS missiles in its Iran war, draining national stockpiles and forcing a shift of munitions from Asia and Europe to the Middle East, with implications for readiness against Russia and China and a push to boost production.
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