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Cibias news channel wrote in a report that rebuilding the reserves of interceptor missiles in the US could take years and the country faces a shortage of their stocks until 2030. According to the Sibias report, Randy George, the former Chief of Staff of the US Army, at the end of December last year and about two months before the start of the joint attack by the US and Israel on Iran, warned of the shortage of US munitions for missile defense and estimated that the stockpiles of Patriot and THAAD missiles in the US would remain below the required military call level until 203. American officials, who spoke to Sibias on the condition of anonymity, said that the assessment was due to the transfer of Patriot systems to Ukraine after a Russian invasion in 2022, the use of ammunition to defend Israel and a reduction in defense industrial capacity. EPA.

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Cibias news channel wrote in a report that rebuilding the reserves of interceptor missiles in the US could take years and the country faces a shortage of their stocks until 2030. According to the Sibias report, Randy George, the former Chief of Staff of the US Army, at the end of December last year and about two months before the start of the joint attack by the US and Israel on Iran, warned of the shortage of US munitions for missile defense and estimated that the stockpiles of Patriot and THAAD missiles in the US would remain below the required military call level until 203. American officials, who spoke to Sibias on the condition of anonymity, said that the assessment was due to the transfer of Patriot systems to Ukraine after a Russian invasion in 2022, the use of ammunition to defend Israel and a reduction in defense industrial capacity. EPA.

Cibias news channel wrote in a report that rebuilding the reserves of interceptor missiles in the US could take years and the country faces a shortage of their stocks until 2030. According to the Sibias report, Randy George, the former Chief of Staff of the US Army, at the end of December last year and about two months before the start of the joint attack by the US and Israel on Iran, warned of the shortage of US munitions for missile defense and estimated that the stockpiles of Patriot and THAAD missiles in the US would remain below the required military call level until 203. American officials, who spoke to Sibias on the condition of anonymity, said that the assessment was due to the transfer of Patriot systems to Ukraine after a Russian invasion in 2022, the use of ammunition to defend Israel and a reduction in defense industrial capacity. EPA.