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US Military Commanders Warn Defense Secretary of Iran Campaign Strain
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First reported by Now 14 · 7 hours ago
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U.S. military leaders have warned Defense Secretary Mark Esper that the ongoing campaign against Iran is overstretching forces and depleting critical munitions, impacting readiness for other global threats. Commanders from various theaters expressed opposition to extended deployments, citing reduced operational capacity and concerns about long-term sustainability.
- 01US military commanders warn campaign against Iran is unsustainable.
- 02Extended deployments strain forces and reduce global readiness.
- 03Navy faces severe readiness issues due to Iran campaign.
- 04Depleted munitions stocks limit US military options.
- 05Pentagon seeks accelerated weapons production amid shortages.
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