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U.S. Armed Forces Denounce Ammunition Shortage Due to War with Iran

Euronews Portugal15 September 2026 at 12:15

The U.S. armed forces reported an ammunition shortage in the context of the war with Iran. President Donald Trump has continued to downplay these concerns, insisting just a few weeks ago that the U.S. has "practically unlimited" reserves. The contradiction between the administration's official position and the military's reports of shortage highlights a significant divergence in the assessment of the situation. The article does not specify which types of ammunition are in short supply nor does it provide additional details about the operational impact of this situation on American military operations.

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