August 06, 2026
The U.S. Running Out of Long Ranged Missiles, Reports Say
The rapid expenditure of high-tech precision missiles against Iran has pushed America's military supply lines to a critical tipping point, according to reports. Draining global reserves faster than defense contractors can manufacture replacements, the shortage leaves military planners facing a high-stakes dilemma. FOX 35's Garrett Wymer spoke with Philip Sheers, Associate Fellow on the Defense Program for the Center for New American Security live over Zoom.
Watch the full interview on FOX 35.
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