U.S. Rejects Reports of Depleted Missile Stockpiles as Trump Says War Is Nearing an End
The White House and U.S. administration have rejected reports suggesting that American stocks of long-range precision missiles are nearing exhaustion, insisting that the U.S. military retains sufficient capabilities to conduct its operations.
The response follows reports raising concerns over the depletion of key long-range weapons after sustained combat operations in the region.
U.S. officials maintain that claims of critically depleted stockpiles do not accurately reflect the military’s current readiness or available capabilities.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has indicated that the conflict could be approaching an end, as diplomatic efforts surrounding the broader confrontation continue.
The conflicting reports highlight the strategic pressure facing Washington: maintaining military readiness while simultaneously seeking a diplomatic path toward de-escalation and an eventual end to the conflict.