US Races to Boost Missile Interceptor Output Amid Iran Tensions
Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Defense Analyst Col. Wayne Sanders stated that while the US retains significant munitions capacity for operations against Iran, its stocks of sophisticated interceptor missiles have come under greater pressure. Manufacturers are being pushed to sharply increase production, a process complicated by sprawling supply chains and concerns about preserving advanced weapons for other potential conflicts.
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