File "Ramadan War"/115; U.S. defense weapon stockpile shortage; Why did Trump retreat against Iran? 🔺Reuters: The U.S. military has reportedly consumed "almost all" of its long-range precision-guided missile stockpiles, including the ATACMS and PrSM systems, during the five-month war against Iran. Three informed sources emphasized that this significant reduction raises serious alarms about Washington's military readiness for future confrontations. Each of these missiles costs over a million dollars and allows forces to strike targets from a safe distance. 🔺The Washington Post: Repeated retreats from the White House regarding Iran indicate that Washington's "strategy" has nearly entirely vanished. 🔺RT: A drone attack by 25 July on an Iranian commercial ship in the Caspian Sea demonstrates the expansion of Ukraine's operations beyond the battlefield with Russia into confrontational territory with Iran. The attack on the Iranian vessel is part of a broader strategy by Kyiv to prove its capability for overseas operations and secure more support from the U.S. and Western allies. 🔺The Xinhua news agency also reported that Qatar has announced the continuation of mediation efforts between Iran and the U.S. and stated that a draft of a potential agreement is still being exchanged between the two sides.
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