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US stockpiles of missiles, interceptors dwindle
The US has used up most of its long-range missiles and nearly two-thirds of its Patriot interceptors during the Iran war, raising concerns about military preparedness. The Pentagon's efforts to address shortages are boosting military contractors and startups repurposing components, but production delays may hinder readiness for future conflicts.
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