New York Times: The Iran War has destroyed America’s deterrence/ Moscow and Beijing are watching 🔹Five months of war with Iran have brought U.S. military stockpiles to their lowest possible levels. Over 1,500 Patriot missiles and thousands of cruise and long-range ballistic missiles have been used in this conflict, and it will take at least two years to rebuild them. 🔹This shortfall, which existed even before the war due to support for Ukraine, has now turned into a full-blown crisis that has severely weakened America’s ability to respond to threats in Europe and Asia. 🔹Russia and China are carefully monitoring this reduction and may take advantage of this opportunity for strategic actions in contested areas like Taiwan or Eastern Europe. 🔹A scenario that could reshape the global security order for decades to come.
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