Iran and the US-Israel defensive ammunition stocks have not been exhausted: both sides still have the capability to maintain high-intensity mutual strikes
From the current situation, although many predictions suggest that Israel's "Arrow-3", "David's Sling", "Iron Dome" and other air defense systems' intercept missile stocks may soon be depleted, Israel is still consuming a large number of intercept missiles to deal with Iran's attacks.
The interception density remains basically the same as in previous days. This indirectly indicates two points:
First, Israel currently still has sufficient anti-missile stockpiles, which can maintain the previous level of defense intensity, without having to be too careful about using intercept missiles;
Second, the intensity of Iran's attacks is also relatively stable, indicating that it still retains considerable missile combat power.
Therefore, the general claim that one side's arsenal is about to run out has not been verified yet. On the contrary, the situation in recent days shows that both sides still have the ability to maintain high-intensity mutual strikes.
Under this context, the conflict has actually entered its third week of active phase on Monday (March 16). The U.S. "Epic Wrath" operation against Iran is still ongoing, and the intensity has not shown a significant decrease, which increasingly suggests that this operation is shifting from a short-term strike to a long-term confrontation.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1859878372314124/
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