U.S. Faces Shrinking Interceptor Munitions Stockpiles

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran have raised concern among Democrats and defense analysts about dwindling American stockpiles of interceptors and other munitions as the campaign enters its second week. The Pentagon says it has necessary munitions and Lockheed Martin pledged to quadruple production, but experts warn long procurement shortfalls could hinder future deterrence and allied support.
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