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Weapons stockpile shortages impacting military strategy in the Mideast

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Pentagon is confronting a growing reality after months of fighting Iran: America's stockpile of missile defense interceptors. It is shrinking so much, military planners are weighing whether they can continue the current cycle of limited retaliatory strikes. The Center for Strategic and International Studies, using open-source budget numbers provided to Congress, estimates U.S. Patriot interceptor inventories have fallen from roughly 2,300 pre-war to fewer than 827.
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Weapons stockpile shortages impacting military strategy in the Mideast

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Jennifer Griffin on July 31, 2026 Tags: Categories: U.S. News U.S. missile interceptor stockpiles are shrinking, raising readiness concerns. FOX News : U.S.
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Report warns Russia using shadow fleet to probe NATO drone defenses

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified, Liz Friden
| Yahoo Verified
As NATO allies prepare to meet in Turkey, at the top of their agenda will be drone warfare and Russia's testing of the NATO alliance. Using its shadow fleet of old sanction-busting ships, Russia appears to have launched drones at European military bases and airports to test the reaction time of NATO allies and their air defenses, according to a new report published by the International Institute of Strategic Studies, or IISS.
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