U.S.: Soldiers Refuse to Serve in the War Against Iran
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Several U.S. soldiers are resigning from the military because of the war against Iran. At the same time, the conflict is causing a shortage of Patriot missiles, which is weakening Ukraine's air defense.
Several U.S. soldiers are attempting to refuse to serve in the war against Iran.3 Morale in the U.S. armed forces is described as low now that the war against Iran has begun.3 The war against Iran was unpopular in the U.S. from the very beginning.3
The global shortage of Patriot missiles is attributed, among other things, to the war against Iran.1 Ukraine's air defense system is facing existential problems due to a shortage of Patriot missiles.1 Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is expected to arrive in Serbia for talks.2
One possible topic of discussion between Zelenskyy and Serbian representatives is joint drone production.2
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