On the 23rd, CBS quoted US military and intelligence officials as reporting that with the recent escalation of US military operations against Iran, the US military is rapidly running out of anti-aircraft interceptor bombs and precision guidance weapons, causing concern in the US government. According to the report, these officials, who requested anonymity, said that it is now difficult to maintain the speed at which the US military accurately guided the consumption of weapons in the early days of the military operation against Iraq. The report also said that the US military is currently switching more to joint direct attack ammunition and small-diameter bombs using satellite positioning guidance. In the early days of the war, the US military frequently used long-range cruise missiles, such as air-to-ground missiles and “Tomahawk” cruise missiles outside the Joint Defense Zone. US officials said that these long-range weapons are still in stock, but they are being used more carefully.

On the 23rd, CBS quoted US military and intelligence officials as reporting that with the recent escalation of US military operations against Iran, the US military is rapidly running out of anti-aircraft interceptor bombs and precision guidance weapons, causing concern in the US government. According to the report, these officials, who requested anonymity, said that it is now difficult to maintain the speed at which the US military accurately guided the consumption of weapons in the early days of the military operation against Iraq. The report also said that the US military is currently switching more to joint direct attack ammunition and small-diameter bombs using satellite positioning guidance. In the early days of the war, the US military frequently used long-range cruise missiles, such as air-to-ground missiles and “Tomahawk” cruise missiles outside the Joint Defense Zone. US officials said that these long-range weapons are still in stock, but they are being used more carefully.