Los Angeles Times: The shortage of U.S. missiles will not be compensated for several years. 🔺In an article by American analyst 'Doyle McManus', the 'Los Angeles Times' examines the shortage of missile stockpiles in the U.S. military after the war with Iran. 🔺The U.S. has lost a significant portion of its advanced defense missiles and will need years to recover and compensate for this loss. The newspaper adds that the statistics are so concerning that Pentagon officials refrain from confirming, denying, or even discussing them. 🔺In Europe, a U.S. defense official stated that the shortages have "exceeded critical levels." Another official asserted that if Russia attacks one of the NATO member countries, U.S. forces in the region will receive consecutive blows.
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