The White House and Pentagon have denied reports of dangerously low supplies of offensive and defensive weapons following five months of conflict in Iran. Experts warn that shortages of air defense interceptors, particularly for systems like Patriot and THAAD, could jeopardize U.S. forces and allies. Despite claims of depleted stocks, officials assert the military maintains a significant arsenal, though recent analyses suggest it may take years to restore munitions to pre-war levels.
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