Commanders Warn U.S. Missile Interceptor Stockpiles Are 'Dangerously Low'

The U.S. military has burned through nearly 80 percent of some key missile interceptors during the Iran conflict, and commanders are warning that stockpiles are now dangerously low, according to sources briefed on the numbers. A separate report says the Army has used virtually all of its long-range precision ATACMS and PrSM munitions. Patriot interceptors are under the same strain, with Russia and Iran firing missiles far faster than American factories can replace the rounds used to stop them.