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TRUMP TO BOMB IRAN AGAIN? Secret Plan With 'Dark Eagle' Hypersonic Missiles Out Amid Hormuz Deadlock
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4:56Now PlayingThe U.S. military is facing a severe munitions crisis in the Middle East after burning through $6 billion in interceptors and cruise missiles. With standard stockpiles depleted, CENTCOM is reportedly considering deploying the ultra-rare "Dark Eagle" hypersonic missile to strike Iranian ballistic launchers relocated deep inland. However, this strategy exposes a dangerous mismatch: using highly scarce, $15 million hypersonic missiles against Iran's vast arsenal of cheap, easily replaceable weapons. Emptying the U.S.'s limited hypersonic inventory solves a temporary range issue but risks draining America's most advanced magazines, leaving the military highly vulnerable on the broader global stage.
TRUMP TO BOMB IRAN AGAIN? Secret Plan With 'Dark Eagle' Hypersonic Missiles Out Amid Hormuz Deadlock
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