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Pentagon Admits Ammunition Shortage After Iran Military Operation
A U.S. Defense Department report contradicts Donald Trump's claims made in early September that the country had "virtually unlimited" stockpiles.
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A U.S. Defense Department report contradicts Donald Trump's claims made in early September that the country had "virtually unlimited" stockpiles.

The U.S. Department of Defense admitted for the first time Monday to supply difficulties with ammunition, according to a report citing an overall cost of $33.4 billion.

According to France 24 coverage, the U.S. Department of Defense has acknowledged pressure on its ammunition stockpiles as the United States is engaged in the Middle East against Iran and Yemen's Houthi rebels.