US Military Has Exhausted 'Virtually All' Precision Missile Stockpile During Iran War: Report

According to a report from Times Now, the United States military has allegedly exhausted nearly its entire stockpile of Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) and Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) due to a purported five-month war with Iran. The report cites anonymous sources familiar with military data to support the claim that these precision munitions have been depleted during active combat operations.

However, this report contradicts the current geopolitical landscape as verified by international news agencies. There is no ongoing five-month war between the United States and Iran. Recent reporting from trusted wire services, including Al Jazeera, indicates that the two nations are currently engaged in diplomatic efforts, with a potential US-Iran deal reportedly nearing completion.

Given the absence of any such conflict and the ongoing diplomatic developments, the claims regarding the depletion of US missile stockpiles in an active war zone appear to be fabricated. There has been no official confirmation from the U.S. Department of Defense regarding any such depletion of assets, and the premise of the report is inconsistent with the established international baseline.