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Fresh Panic As Pentagon Has Used 'Virtually All' Its Long-Range Precision Missiles On Iran

Fresh Panic As Pentagon Has Used 'Virtually All' Its Long-Range Precision Missiles On Iran US forces "used up virtually all" of their precision, long-range missiles during the course of the Iran war, and during the earlier heavy US-Israeli campaign of Operation Epic Fury, Reuters reported Tuesday. This has raised serious "concerns about the military's ​readiness for future conflicts," informed sources told the outlet. In particular it is the Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) and Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) which are said to be running critically low. US Army file image "Washington has used virtually all of these...
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