Waltz says U.S. has 'everything it needs' for Iran ops, dismissing stockpile depletion claims
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U.S. Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz told NBC News the Pentagon has 'everything it needs' to conduct a campaign against Iran, dismissing reports of depleted stockpiles as leaks; the article also notes concerns some officials have about diminishing munitions and how long rebuilding could take, amidst funding debates and ongoing talks and attacks related to the Iran conflict.
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