The U.S. faces a critical military dilemma as Iran tensions escalate: Are we prepared to defend ourselves and our troops with dwindling interceptor supplies? The Pentagon is demanding $70 billion to fuel the conflict, citing urgent needs, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pushes for immediate funding. Meanwhile, reports reveal half of key munitions stockpiles are already gone—rebuilding could take years. Lawmakers debate strategy, with some urging no ground troops but cautioning against retreat. The clock is ticking on both battlefield readiness and long-term defense planning.
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