U.S. military exhausted nearly 80% of THAAD interceptors and about half of Patriot missiles in Iran war, CNN reports. Pentagon says stockpile is 'dangerously low.' 4 killed, 270 injured since July 7; total war injuries reach 687.
CNN reported that the U.S. military exhausted nearly 80% of its THAAD missile interceptors and about half of its Patriot interceptors during the war with Iran, with military commanders warning the Pentagon's munitions stockpile is 'dangerously low.' The Pentagon updated casualties: 4 service members killed and 270 injured since July 7, with total U.S. war injuries reaching 687.
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