Situația arsenalului SUA este mai gravă decât se estima

The U.S. military has significantly depleted its stock of THAAD interceptors and Patriot missiles amid ongoing conflict with Iran, raising concerns about its defense capabilities. Recent assessments indicate that nearly 80% of THAAD interceptors and about half of Patriot missiles have been used, leading to a dangerous reduction in strategic reserves. This depletion could hinder the U.S. ability to respond to simultaneous crises in other regions, such as Europe or the Indo-Pacific. Experts warn that replenishing these advanced munitions will take years, highlighting a critical vulnerability in U.S. military readiness.