The White House administration ensures that the U.S. has sufficient resources for a long-term conflict with Iran, despite concerns regarding weapon stockpiles.

The White House declared that the United States has the necessary military capacity to face a long-term conflict with Iran. Spokesperson Karoline Leavitt emphasized that the U.S. military has sufficient resources for extensive operations, despite previous comments by President Donald Trump regarding weapon stockpiles. Trump suggested that the reserves are not at the desired level, but Leavitt explained that these statements reflect a criticism of the previous administration, which affected the reserves by sending weapons to Ukraine. Meanwhile, military officials have warned about the rapid depletion of defensive missile stocks intended for intercepting Iranian drones, in the context of Iran using Shahed drones against American installations. The U.S. is focusing its efforts on the rapid destruction of drones and Iranian launch bases to prevent an interception crisis. This escalation of tensions is fueled by the use of Iranian drones, which pose a challenge to traditional air defense systems.