‘Far more than we need’: Trump on concerns over US’s shrinking munition stock amid war with Iran

The war between the United States and Iran, shortly after reigniting, has taken a break for now after President Donald Trump did not reportedly give greenlight for strikes on Iran after 13 days of everyday attacks. While he said that he is open to diplomacy to resolve the tensions and maintained that US could any time start striking again, the move also comes amid growing concerns over US military’s munition stockpiles. The major military operation planned for Friday was put on hold as officials discussed the impact of shrinking stocks of Patriot, an interceptor missile, and other such munitions, The…