Air defense missiles in the United States of America are reported to be in short supply due to the wars in Ukraine and Israel, this can reduce the power of the Pentagon. Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh said that the interests of the United States and support for Israel should be protected even if it increases the readiness of the United States and its stockpile of weapons.
The Pentagon is concerned that the security forces are reluctant to invest in new missiles. after Israel launched retaliatory strikes against Iran at the end of the week if Tehran retaliates with more strikes.
The most common interceptors are Standard Missiles used to defend Israel against Iran and to stop the attacks of the Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. US officials say more than 100 strikes have been launched since Hamas attacked Israel last year.
The US Navy said that since the war between Hamas and Israel began last October, ships have launched more than 1.8 billion dollars worth of anti-missile missiles to stop Iran. and its allies.
The Defense Department declined to disclose its archives, saying the information could be used by the United States.Last year, Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh said the DOD has increased its ability to protect US interests and support Israel by maintaining US readiness and reserves. will faster than they can. changed, as the increase in weapons can be difficult.
Weapons makers are typically reluctant to invest in expanded facilities and production lines, as well as hiring workers to meet higher demand unless the Pentagon makes a commitment to purchase products at increased levels over a long period of time.
In May, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro told lawmakers he was pushing the industry to increase production of the Standard Missile because so many were sent to the Middle East.
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