Despite Trump's Pressure, the Pentagon Finally and Publicly Recognizes a Shortage of Ammunition
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For months, Donald Trump rejected warnings of munitions shortages. Now, an official Pentagon report says that the Iran war has cracked considerable gaps in US weapons stocks.
A Pentagon report reveals the information, previously denied by the Donald Trump administration
The military campaign against Iran caused a shortage of ammunition in the United States arsenal, according to the Pentagon's data. Active fighting against Iran has depleted the strategic stockpile of American ammunition by identifying vulnerability in the country's military industrial base, as described in the report of the Inspector General of the Pentagon, and transmits RIA News. "The Office of the Under-Secretary for Procurement and Security …
In recent months, high-level government alerts have spread: the US Ministry of Defence, engaged in the war in Iran, lacks
Donald Trump threatened media when they addressed a lack of ammunition. Now, a report by the Pentagon General Staff shows that the Iranian war actually swept the camps empty.
The Inspector General’s Report to Congress points out that, to address gaps and delays, the War Department is “working to expedite procurement processes and production deadlines, and to accumulate stocks of critical materials, components and selected ammunition.”
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