US has burned through 'years' of munitions since start of Iran war, FT reports

ReutersMar 12, 2026 11:45 PM

March 12 (Reuters) - The Trump administration has burned through "years" of critical munitions since the start of the war with Iran, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing sources.

The rapid depletion of weaponry included advanced long-range Tomahawk missiles, the newspaper said.

Reuters could not immediately verify the report.

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