Key Points
- The US is running out of long-range missiles
- Clashes with Iran have depleted the US's missile stockpiles
- The Pentagon is working to replenish its stockpiles
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The US has used nearly all its long-range precision missiles during its five-month conflict with Iran. This situation raises questions about Washington's ability to respond to potential future crises.
The US has depleted its stock of missiles such as ATACMS and PrSM, which are designed to hit long-range and precise targets. The Pentagon has begun working to replenish its stockpiles.
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- Why have the US's missile stockpiles decreased?
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- It is raising questions about Washington's ability to respond to potential future crises.
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- It has begun working to replenish its stockpiles.
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