US interceptor stocks are running out after the Iranian operation — National Interest
After the Iranian operation True Promise-2, the stocks of SM-3 interceptors of the US Sixth Fleet are almost exhausted, which raises concerns about protecting American bases from a possible threat from China. With limited production capacity, the United States may face a difficult choice between supporting Israel and preparing for conflict with China.
After Operation True Promise-2, conducted by Iran on October 1, the stocks of SM-3 interceptors of the US Sixth Fleet are almost exhausted, which raises serious concerns about the possibility of protecting American Pacific bases in the event of an escalation of the conflict with China. Faced with limited production capacity, the United States may be forced to make a difficult choice: continue to support Israel or strengthen its defenses against China.
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