Pentagon Report Exposes Munitions Shortfalls | Global News

A new Pentagon inspector general report reveals shocking ammunition shortfalls in the war with Iran, contradicting official claims of endless supplies. Between February and June alone, the U.S. spent over $22 billion on munitions — fueling “strategic inventory shortfalls” that leave key systems like Patriot interceptors depleted by more than half. The watchdog’s findings expose critical bottlenecks in the industrial base and highlight massive equipment losses, including fighter jets and drones. Despite defense efforts to speed up production, administration officials dismiss the report as false or even treasonous, while public support for the war continues to wane.

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