Pentagon hesitant on missile info

The article examines the leaks that revealed the size of the U.S. missile stockpile during the Iran war, which raised security concerns and tensions regarding its defensive efficiency. Lie detector tests were conducted on around 50 officials from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to identify the source of the leak. Data shows that the United States has consumed more than half of its Patriot and THAAD missile stockpiles over recent months, threatening America's defensive capability to deter future attacks. Estimates indicate that replenishing the stockpile could take more than three years, despite efforts to increase production; however, the time required to make up for the losses remains a major obstacle. This situation endangers U.S. deterrence capabilities and heightens sensitivity amid international tensions.

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