US Long-Range Munitions Depleted in Iran Conflict, Pentagon Pushes Back
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Reuters reports the Army has used virtually all of its ATACMS and PrSM stocks in the Iran conflict, potentially limiting future crisis responses; the Pentagon rejects claims of shortfalls, while analysts warn replenishment could take years as defense producers ramp up production and the administration prioritizes drones, munitions, and missile defense.
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