Trump: The U.S. Can Wage War “Forever” With “Virtually Unlimited” Supply Of Weapons
United States ruler Donald Trump claims that the U.S. can wage war “forever” with an “virtually unlimited” supply of weapons and ammunition. Trump made the claim in a post to Truth Social on Monday.
In the post, Trump dismissed concerns over the U.S.’s alleged limited munitions availability. Military analysts have claimed that the concern is over air defense missiles, and they claim it is a limiting factor in the ongoing U.S.-Israeli campaign aimed at toppling the Iranian government. “Wars can be fought ‘forever,’ and very successfully, using just these supplies (which are better than other countries’ finest arms!),” he wrote. The president suggested weapons stored in other nations could be reallocated for Pentagon use as well, according to a report by RT.
A joint U.S.-Israel attack on Iran was responsible for killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Military experts believe that both Israel and the U.S. are rapidly expending high-end weapons such as interceptors for THAAD, Patriot, and Arrow-3 air defense systems, and sea-launched Tomahawk cruise missiles, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. Even though the “depth” of military weapons is classified, the WSJ said that acquisitions continue.
”Eventually it boils down to numbers,” Jonathan Conricus, a former Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman, told the newspaper. “How many interceptors will we have versus how much launchers will they be able to field and fire.”
Trump claimed U.S. stockpiles are robust because he suspended supplies to Ukraine. But the U.S. has long flip-flopped on the delivery of weapons and financial support to Ukraine for its war.
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According to a report by RT, American weapons are still flowing into Ukraine, even though Trump claims he stopped them. However, Europe is now paying for weapons, but they are still being delivered, so to say that he’s suspended supplies is disingenuous at best.
