US military reports significant ammunition shortages due to war with Iran
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US Department of Defence
Middle East
February 28 to June 30, 2026
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US Department of Defence report estimates war costs at 33.4 billion dollars. Strategic inventory shortfalls and supply chain bottlenecks identified. Experts predict a three-year timeline to restore advanced missile stocks. Extensive damage to US bases in the Middle East reported.
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