Karoline Leavitt, spokesperson for the White House, stated that the United States has more than enough weapons and ammunition reserves to continue military operations against Iran.
“The U.S. military has more than enough stockpiles of munitions and weapons to continue the destruction of the Iranian regime,” she said.
Leavitt added that Donald Trump has always been strongly focused on strengthening the U.S. military, noting that his upcoming meeting with major defense contractors had been scheduled weeks in advance.
Trump is expected to meet on Friday with representatives of several of the largest U.S. defense companies, including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Honeywell, and L3Harris Technologies.
Although the meeting had been planned earlier—before bombing operations began in Iran—the heavy consumption of munitions in ongoing military operations has created a renewed sense of urgency around the discussions.
According to reports cited by BBC, some defense experts have warned that the current pace of airstrikes and the high demand for air defense systems—especially due to possible Iranian retaliatory attacks—could become difficult to sustain if the conflict continues for a prolonged period.
U.S. officials, including President Trump himself, have rejected claims that weapon stockpiles could limit American military operations.
