Officials: U.S. Patriot Missile Stocks in Europe “Beyond Critical” Due to Iran War Two officials – a U.S. defense official in Europe and a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) official – said on condition of anonymity that U.S. Patriot interceptor stocks in Europe are “beyond critical” due to the Iran war, according to a report by Middle East Eye (MEE). The officials said the shortage leaves NATO vulnerable to potential Russian ballistic missile attacks, with limited capability to defend against even a single strike. The U.S. military has moved missiles to the Middle East to counter Iranian attacks, depleting European inventories. [1] The…
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