US use of interceptors 'shockingly high,' stockpiles dwindling
For nearly two weeks, it appeared the United States and Iran were on the verge of all-out war, until an abrupt halt last Friday, which continued into the start of this week. U.S. weapon stockpiles are shrinking, with a "shockingly high" amount of interceptors used over the past few months, according to Tom Karako from the Center for Strategic International Studies.Reggie Cecchini has the latest.
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