US missile defense is on alert

The deposed Chief of Staff of the US Army had warned months before the US-Israeli war against Iran that US missile defense stocks are critically low and may take until 2030 to be restored.

According to ambassador Arjan; The Middle East Monitor website wrote: Before the war with Iran, the deposed American general had warned about the lack of missile defense by 2030. General Randy George, the deposed Chief of Staff of the US Army, had warned months before the US-Israeli war against Iran that US missile defense stocks were critically low and might take until 2030 to be restored. Included in the Pentagon's FY 2027 force allocation planning, the general identified shortages of THAAD and Patriot missiles, with stockpiles projected to remain at strategically low levels through 2030.