US notifies allies of delays in missile deliveries
U.S. allies are facing delays in deliveries of missiles and air defenses, as Washington has exhausted its own arsenals during the fighting.
U.S. allies are facing delays in deliveries of missiles and air defenses, as Washington has exhausted its own arsenals in the course of hostilities against Iran. It's reported by sb.by.
As writes TASS with reference to Bloomberg, the backlog can last for up to five years and affect several European countries. Some Eastern European countries dependent on U.S. arms supplies have already faced delays since Washington and Israel launched military action against Iran on Feb. 28.
The Pentagon’s decision to prioritize replenishing its own arsenals also hampers Ukraine’s efforts to get more interceptor missiles for Patriot systems from the United States.
