According to CNN on the 4th, citing several sources, the US military has consumed nearly 80% of the interceptor bombs of the “Saad” anti-missile system. The report said that since the war in Iran began, the US military has consumed nearly four-fifths of the “Saad” anti-missile system missile inventory and about half of the “Patriot” air defense system interceptor bombs. The “Tomahawk” cruise missiles used for long-range strikes have also been consumed by nearly half, and missile stocks are in serious short supply. A senior US military commander warned that the Pentagon's ammunition reserves “have fallen dangerously low.”

According to CNN on the 4th, citing several sources, the US military has consumed nearly 80% of the interceptor bombs of the “Saad” anti-missile system. The report said that since the war in Iran began, the US military has consumed nearly four-fifths of the “Saad” anti-missile system missile stocks and about half of the “Patriot” air defense system interceptor bombs. The “Tomahawk” cruise missiles used for long-range strikes have also been consumed by nearly half, and missile stocks are in serious short supply. A senior US military commander warned that the Pentagon's ammunition reserves “have fallen dangerously low.”