New York Times: Continuing the War with Iran Benefits China and Russia

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New York Times: Continuing the war with Iran benefits China and Russia

The New York Times reported that the reduction of America’s strategic ammunition reserves during the war with Iran and the transfer of military equipment from Asia and Europe to the region have created a situation that benefits China and Russia.

Todd Harrison, a defense analyst at the American Enterprise Institute, said that the longer the war and exchange of fire with Iran continues, the more the problem of America’s ammunition shortage will worsen, and the country’s vulnerability window will become wider and more apparent.

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