Asia Times: Iran's warmongering brought America to a standstill

"Asia Times" news site wrote that warmongering in Iran has revealed a strategic gap in the US arsenal and has led to the weakening of this country's deterrence power.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, the "Asia Times" news site revealed that the American Zionist warmongering in Iran has shown a deep and obvious gap in the American war strategy.

The report adds that the consequences of this confrontation and the continuous pressure on the weapons stockpiles have weakened the American deterrence and made Washington a less powerful and unreliable ally in the international arena.

According to this report, the lack of interceptor missiles has forced American military commanders to make difficult field decisions; Among these decisions was the non-use of interceptor systems in some attacks, with the aim of preserving the country's limited reserves of defense systems and defense missiles.

Asia Times pointed to the recent contracts of the US Department of War (Pentagon), which reflect the dimensions of the challenge and severe erosion of this country's weapons arsenals. In the past few days, the Pentagon announced a $24.4 billion contract with Raytheon to accelerate the production of SM-6 missiles. Meanwhile, another contract worth $20.7 billion for Amram missiles and a $58.6 billion deal for Patriot missiles were signed with Lockheed Martin.

The website noted that the overall purpose of these mega contracts is to try to compensate for the reserves that have been depleted due to the war. At the same time, Asia Times emphasized that the signing of these contracts does not in any way mean the immediate return of spent missiles to military arsenals, because the process of producing and supplying weapons requires a lot of time.

In the end, this report emphasized that the strategic retreat and the increasing erosion of air defense reserves have put the US command in front of a real deadlock and directly affect Washington's military commitments to its allies in the region and the world.