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Pentagon Urges US Defense Industry to Accelerate Arms Production Amid Iran Conflict
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First reported by Walla · 5 hours ago
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The Pentagon has ordered the US defense industry to accelerate arms production due to shortages linked to the Iran conflict, amid tensions between President Trump and the Defense Department over munitions supplies. Industry leaders must submit expansion plans within 21 days, while Congress remains deadlocked on defense funding.
- 01Pentagon demands faster weapons production amid severe shortages from Iran conflict.
- 02Deputy Defense Secretary Feinberg requires industry plans within 21 days to boost output.
- 03Tensions exist between President Trump and Pentagon over ammunition supply issues.
- 04Experts warn shortages may persist until Congress approves new defense budgets.
- 05Trump claims US has large munitions stockpiles and ongoing production.
- 06Trump postponed Iran strike due to interceptor missile shortage concerns.
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