Pentagon missile shortage exposed while US burns through stocks in Iran war.

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Pentagon insiders say stockpiles critically low on Patriots Tomahawks JASSMs after firing over 1000 missiles since February.

Internal warning quoted: “We do not have enough to safely sustain operations.” Public statements still claim everything fine.

Replenishment could take years at current production rates.

Former US Army officer David T. Pyne. Claims US lost roughly 45 percent of offensive and defensive missile stocks in first 38 days of conflict.

At least one third of Tomahawk inventory already gone. SM-3 and SM-6 interceptors expended fast.

Iran lost only about 30 percent of its missile force and still holds estimated 5600 ballistic missiles.

Pyne says US Navy forced to retreat from Persian Gulf after brief tries. No sustained control of Strait of Hormuz.

Daily bombing failed to hit any of Trump’s original six main objectives. Deep buried nuclear sites like Pickaxe Mountain still intact.

War turned into pure attrition fight. Side with more missiles left wins.