The Atlantic·6 min read·hard
A Shortage of Weapons Is Shaping the War With Iran
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Nancy A. Youssef, Jonathan Lemire
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The U.S. is facing a critical shortage of long-range missiles and interceptors following five months of conflict with Iran. Defense officials warn that current stockpiles are insufficient to meet global security needs, including potential threats in Asia.
Why it matters
The supply chain crisis in the defense sector highlights the gap between geopolitical commitments and industrial production capacity.
Trump fumed at subordinates who showed him the perils of escalation.
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