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The Pentagon's inspector general has reported munitions shortfalls due to the conflict with Iran, contradicting President Trump's claims of unlimited supplies. The report highlights significant expenditures and inventory issues, while the White House maintains that the military has sufficient munitions. Public opinion on the war remains largely negative.
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The Pentagon's inspector general has reported munitions shortfalls due to the conflict with Iran, contradicting President Trump's claims of unlimited supplies. The report highlights significant expenditures and inventory issues, while the White House maintains that the military has sufficient munitions. Public opinion on the war remains largely negative.
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Iran war has led to US munitions shortfalls, Pentagon inspector confirms
Pentagon Inspector General Reports Munitions Shortfalls Amid Iran Conflict