Iran's latest ballistic-missile salvo may have forced the U.S. to burn through hundreds of millions of dollars in Patriot interceptors within minutes. According to Clash Report, Tehran fired around 20 missiles at Jordan's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base on September 9, while open-source estimates suggest 60 to more than 100 Patriot interceptors were launched in response. With PAC-3 MSE rounds costing roughly $4 million each, the engagement may have cost between $240 million and over $500 million. Is Tehran deliberately exploiting America's expensive defensive doctrine to drain critical missile stocks without matching Washington dollar-for-dollar? | Videos

Iran has resumed its attacks, and in Jordan, sixty Patriot interceptors were deployed in a single night. Ukraine is requesting three hundred; the more that are used up in the…

Iranian strikes damaged multiple American military aircraft at Jordan's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base this week. The United States military suffered material damage, including destroyed…