U.S. General Reports Insufficient Naval Assets for Israel's Missile Defense
A top U.S. general in Europe has privately informed the Pentagon that current naval forces, specifically destroyers, are insufficient to continue protecting Israel from ballistic missiles. This shortage, stemming from the ongoing Iran conflict, could necessitate prioritizing U.S. homeland defense, highlighting strain on military resources and potential strategic shifts in regional security.
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