As the conflict with Iran continues to escalate, officials express alarm over diminishing weapon stockpiles among both the U.S. and Gulf states. Reports indicate that Arab states are dangerously low on interceptors capable of countering Iranian missile threats. Meanwhile, defense executives are convening at the White House to address the urgent need for increased munition production amid fears of running out of critical missiles. The Pentagon is racing to secure funding to bolster operations in Iran as some experts warn of a potential war of attrition, where the outcome may hinge on who depletes their missile and interceptor stocks first. With military leaders asserting the necessity of rapid replenishment, the situation is raising global concerns over U.S. military readiness and the implications for American troops in the region.