Armata SUA admite că a rămas fără „stocuri strategice” de muniții în urma războiului cu Iranul

The U.S. Department of Defense acknowledged a "shortage" of ammunition related to the conflict with Iran, as revealed in a recent report. The Pentagon's Inspector General noted that the "Epic Fury" operation cost approximately $33.4 billion, with $22.3 billion spent solely on ammunition. This expenditure has led to strategic stock shortages and highlighted issues in ammunition resupply industries. Despite previous denials from the Trump administration regarding ammunition rationing, the report indicates that the lack of munitions has influenced military decisions, including the restraint in launching large-scale attacks against Tehran. The report also details significant damage to U.S. military assets and facilities due to Iranian attacks during the conflict.