Iran war has left US with munitions ‘shortfall’, Pentagon watchdog says

The Pentagon's inspector general has raised concerns about an "industrial base bottleneck" and a munitions shortfall following the US military's $22 billion expenditure on ordnance in the first four months of conflict with Iran. This situation underscores the strain on the nation's supply chain as the military ramps up its operations. The warning highlights potential long-term implications for defense readiness and procurement processes, suggesting a need for strategic adjustments to maintain military readiness. For more details, check out the full article on the Financial Times website.