U.S. military reserves of long-range missiles and THAAD interceptors are reportedly nearly exhausted after five months of airstrikes against Iran. This situation comes amid ongoing hostilities in the 2026 U.S.-Iran conflict, characterized by intense exchanges of missiles and drones. Analysts are concerned about the impact on U.S. offensive and defensive capabilities. This depletion of arsenals could also influence market expectations regarding a potential Iranian airspace closure.
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