US denies accusation of depleted missile supplies in Iran war
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US media reported that the US had used almost all land-based long-range missiles in the Iran war. The US government dismissed the allegations as false reports and stressed the readiness of the armed forces.
US media reported that the US had deployed almost all land-based long-range missiles since the beginning of the Iran War.1 According to insiders, the stocks of land-based long-range missiles are almost exhausted.1 Government officials expressed concern about the future operational readiness of the US Army.1
The US government called the reports "fake news" and rejected them.2 President Trump denied the allegations and spoke of false reports.1
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