Is the U.S. military running out of weapons?

cbc.ca·Mark Gollom
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The article reports that while the U.S. currently has enough weapons for ongoing operations against Iran, military experts are warning that stockpiles of key munitions are being dangerously depleted, creating long-term risks for future conflicts—especially high-tech wars with major powers like China. It highlights concerns from defense analysts and a think tank report about a years-long rebuilding process ahead and a 'window of vulnerability' in U.S. military readiness. The tone leans on expert voices and alarming language to emphasize the seriousness of future weapon shortages.

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