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Data from Pentagon documents clarify the American difficulty in replenishing the stockpile. During the "12-day war," the United States used more than 100 THAAD missiles – that is a quarter of the system's operational stock However, the production pace does not keep up with the required support for "Israel":... show more

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195,817 views • 4 months ago

Russia continues to place far greater hope in missiles and in killing people on the frontline than in diplomacy. This must be changed. The key to this is to continue supporting Ukrainian air defense, and the most important element today is protection against Russian ballistic missiles and other types of missiles. Now, because of the war in Iran, the supply of missiles for Patriots has become more problematic. On Tuesday, I sent a special letter on this matter to the President of the United States and the United States Congress – a detailed letter covering all aspects of what is needed and how the supply of a sufficient number of Patriots – missiles and systems – can influence the end of the war. We hope for a response, and I am grateful to all senators and members of Congress, to all our friends in the United States who are sympathetic to my appeal. From a joint press conference with Ulf Kristersson. (2/3)

Russia continues to place far greater hope in missiles and in killing people on the frontline than in diplomacy. This must be changed. The key to this is to continue supporting Ukrainian air defense, and the most important element today is protection against Russian ballistic missiles and other types of missiles. Now, because of the war in Iran, the supply of missiles for Patriots has become more problematic. On Tuesday, I sent a special letter on this matter to the President of the United States and the United States Congress – a detailed letter covering all aspects of what is needed and how the supply of a sufficient number of Patriots – missiles and systems – can influence the end of the war. We hope for a response, and I am grateful to all senators and members of Congress, to all our friends in the United States who are sympathetic to my appeal. From a joint press conference with Ulf Kristersson. (2/3)

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Mario Nawfal

425,060 views • 1 year ago

‼️According to the Financial Times, the United States is expected to send only 20 to 50 Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine. Experts say this limited number is unlikely to make a major difference on the battlefield. A former Pentagon official also revealed that the US currently holds around 4,150 Tomahawk missiles in its arsenal.

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134,402 views • 9 months ago

Nick Fuentes says Israel is trapping the United States in the war with Iran. “And they will fight this war to the last American. Israel will fight their war with Iran to the last American, to the last gallon of oil, to last barrel of oil, gallon of gas. That’s what this is.” “What does Israel want in the conflict? Israel wants regime change. They’re not going home without it.” “They’re drawing us further in. They want Americans to die. They want us to up the ante so that we get further stuck.”

Nick Fuentes says Israel is trapping the United States in the war with Iran. “And they will fight this war to the last American. Israel will fight their war with Iran to the last American, to the last gallon of oil, to last barrel of oil, gallon of gas. That’s what this is.” “What does Israel want in the conflict? Israel wants regime change. They’re not going home without it.” “They’re drawing us further in. They want Americans to die. They want us to up the ante so that we get further stuck.”

Fractured Light

38,503 views • 3 months ago

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23,261 views • 6 months ago

🇮🇱🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 From aircraft carriers to Tomahawk missiles; all of America's tools against Iran are ineffective! 🇺🇸 CIA analyst; America is going to suffer a serious defeat from Iran! "Larry Johnson," former CIA analyst: We had two carriers and four destroyers, but we couldn't destroy the Houthis' missiles; and this is while the Houthis don't even have a huge stockpile of missiles. Iran has 18 different types of ballistic missiles, 5 types of cruise missiles, and 12 types of drones - drones that can fly up to 2000 miles and carry missiles. American ships will be vulnerable against the vast number of Iran's highly advanced anti-ship missiles." WMN

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dana

55,230 views • 5 months ago

This is the American THAAD system in action—blowing up Iran's terror weapons in space. It’s a beautiful sight. And it’s also beautiful that the USA stands with Israel, helping protect civilians from random violence. Israel should really thank the USA—and President Trump—after the war is over. Maybe something symbolic, like what France once did with the Statue of Liberty. Any ideas?

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Saul Sadka

1,065,975 views • 1 year ago