Reuters: The U.S. reserves of long-range precision missiles have sharply declined…

🔺Reuters: The U.S. reserves of long-range precision missiles have sharply declined in the war with Iran 🔹According to Reuters, citing several informed sources, the U.S. military has consumed a large portion of its long-range missile reserves during its five-month war with Iran. These sources state that the U.S. has used almost all of its ground-launched long-range missiles of the "ATACMS" and "PrSM" types, and has also utilized nearly half of its global reserves of "Tomahawk" cruise missiles. 🔹According to this report, the reduction in missile reserves has raised concerns among some U.S. officials, as it may limit the military's readiness for potential crises with other nations, including Russia or China. The White House and the Pentagon have dismissed these concerns, stating that the U.S. still possesses adequate munitions and military capabilities.