Patriot Shortage Threatens NATO | Ottawa News

NATO’s missile defense is in crisis as Patriot interceptors—critical for countering Russia’s hypersonic ballistic missiles—are running dangerously low, thanks to deployments to the Middle East to fight Iran. With intel suggesting Russia could strike by 2030 and European allies like Germany possessing systems but no ammo, the gap between capability and readiness is widening. While some officials downplay the threat, analysts warn that without urgent replenishment, NATO may be left vulnerable—just like Ukraine—with little time to react to fast-moving threats.

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