US Used Nearly All Long-Range Precision Missiles During Iran War, Report Says
The US has reportedly exhausted nearly all of its stockpile of advanced long-range precision missiles during the war with Iran, raising concerns over military readiness and future conflicts.
According to reports, the US used almost all of its Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) and Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM), weapons designed to carry out accurate strikes from long distances. US Central Command has reportedly had to draw from supplies in other regions to replenish stocks.
Military officials have also warned that defensive weapons, including Patriot missile interceptors, are running low. The shortages have increased debate over the cost of the conflict and the impact on America’s ability to respond to other global threats.
The reports come as President Donald Trump has stepped back from threats of expanded attacks on Iran and indicated that diplomatic efforts are underway to restore a ceasefire, though Tehran has denied direct talks with Washington.
