US Has Used "Virtually All" Long-Range Missiles in Iran War, Reports Say

US Has Used "Virtually All" Long-Range Missiles in Iran War, Reports Say

CNN and Reuters report the US military has "nearly exhausted 80%" of its THAAD interceptor stock and used "virtually all" long-range precision missiles during the Iran war, launched with Israel in February 2026. Trump insists the US has "massive amounts" of ammunition and threatened leakers with prison. Military sources declined to specify remaining inventories. The Pentagon dismissed shortage reports as "equally fictional."

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