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US Army’s War Machine In ‘HUGE TROUBLE’ Over Weapon Crisis; Trump Makes ‘Emergency’ Move | Watch


The Pentagon has ordered US defence companies to dramatically accelerate weapons production as the Iran war puts pressure on critical munitions supplies. Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg has reportedly given industry leaders 21 days to submit plans for faster deliveries and expanded production capacity. The warning comes amid reports of pressure on US munitions stocks, particularly Patriot missile interceptors. While the Pentagon insists America has enough weapons to sustain current operations, the new order signals growing urgency over replenishment and industrial capacity. The Trump administration now wants defence contractors to move far faster, warning that years-long development cycles are no longer acceptable during wartime conditions.

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