🔸Reuters, citing "three informed sources," says that in the past five months of war with Iran, the U.S. Army has used most of its long-range and guided missile stockpiles

🔸Reuters, citing "three informed sources," says that in the past five months of war with Iran, the U.S. Army has used the bulk of its long-range and guided missile stockpiles.

🔸Two sources said that almost all of the U.S. Army’s ATACMS tactical missiles and precision strike missiles have been used, and one source said that slightly less than half of the world’s Tomahawk cruise missile stockpile has been used.

🔸Reuters says its estimates also show that about 65% of Patriot interceptors and more than one-third of the THAAD system interceptors have been used since the start of the war.

🔸Radio Farda is unable to independently verify this report.

🔸Donald Trump, the U.S. president, in response to such reports, said that the U.S. has "far more munitions than it needs" and that the country’s defense companies are increasing production at an unprecedented pace. The Pentagon has also said that the U.S. Army has all the necessary capabilities to carry out operations and defend the country’s interests.