The Pentagon Secretly Purchased the PrSM Missiles Against the Background of the Conflict with Iran.
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In the face of the depletion of stocks during the fighting against Iran, the United States military without a public announcement entered into contracts for the supply of long-range PRISM missiles valued at approximately 550 million dollars. The U.S. Army ordered a shipment of PRISM basic modified missiles worth almost $539 million. An additional $9.8 million in 2026 was added to previous contracts for previous shipments of the same projectiles,…
The production cycle for PrSM missiles takes about three years; therefore, deliveries of new production missiles should not begin until late 2028.
The US military has allocated approximately $550 million for the purchase of long-range Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) missiles in 2026. Information about the purchase is reportedly not disclosed in the Pentagon's list of major contracts.
The US military spent almost $550 million to purchase PrSM long-range missiles, but there was no separate announcement of the major deal in the Pentagon's daily report. As RIA Novosti found out, after studying the contractual documents, the order was placed against the background of the depletion of arms stocks during the conflict with Iran.
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