War Against Iran: US Army Admits Ammunition Shortage

The US Army admitted that its war against Iran has led to an ammunition shortage, with an estimated cost of $33.4 billion between February 28 and June 30, nearly $20 billion of which was spent on munitions. A report indicates that the extensive use of weapons has caused strategic deficits and bottlenecks in the defense industry's ability to replenish stocks. President Donald Trump dismissed these concerns, claiming that US ammunition stocks are 'practically unlimited.'