US Military's $5.6 Billion Munitions Burn in 48 Hours of Iran Assault Sparks Readiness Fears

• The Pentagon expended $5.6 billion worth of munitions within the first 48 hours of its military assault on Iran.
• This rapid expenditure raises concerns on Capitol Hill about the depletion of US advanced weaponry reserves.
• The Trump administration is expected to seek a supplemental defense budget, likely facing opposition from Democrats.
• The US is relocating THAAD from South Korea and Patriot interceptors from the Indo-Pacific to the Middle East as a precautionary measure.
• Analysts note Iran's sophisticated retaliatory strikes, with Russia reportedly supplying intelligence to enhance accuracy.