Pénurie d'armes américaines due à l'Iran – réaction du Pentagone aux données de CNN
Les affrontements armés au Moyen-Orient ont porté un coup sévère aux arsenaux stratégiques des États-Unis. Selon CNN, citant des sources informées, Washington a dépensé près de 80 % de ses stocks de missiles intercepteurs coûteux…
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The Pentagon's acknowledgment of depleted THAAD and Patriot missile inventories signals a material constraint on U.S. military options in the Middle East. With only 20 percent of THAAD interceptors and half the Patriot missiles remaining after engagements with Iran, Washington's ability to sustain its current posture or respond to new escalation is eroding. The practical question is how quickly the defense industry can replenish these precision stocks without triggering a wider strategic vulnerability elsewhere. Watch for official Pentagon guidance on replenishment timelines and any shift in force posture.