Iran War Exposes US Munitions Shortfall, Industrial Bottlenecks, Pentagon Report Says
The report documents $33.4 billion in war costs, including $22.3 billion spent on munitions and significant losses of aircraft and military equipment.
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A new government report compiles the bill for Trump's war in Iran. Billions are spent every month on missiles, ammunition and jet fuel. At the same time, the report warns that stocks are starting to run low.
This article was first published via Cedarnews.net. To follow up on more news and exclusive reports, they visited us on our website. The Inspector General's statement in the Pentagon contradicts President Trump's repeated denial of the lack of American weapons.
Iran war exposes US munitions shortfall, industrial bottlenecks, Pentagon report says
The US military faces shortages of key munitions due to the Iran war and industrial "bottlenecks" to rebuild stockpiles, a Pentagon watchdog warned in a report published on Monday, contradicting US President Donald Trump's assurances that ammunition supplies are "virtually unlimited".
The United States Department of Defense (USA) acknowledged through a report published on Monday, September 14th that there is a shortage of ammunition linked to the war against Iran. It is a report of the Inspector General of the Pentagon that estimates that between February 28th and June 30th, the operation is [...] The U.S. content: The Pentagon recognizes that ammunition is first displayed on e-Global.
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