New analyses indicate that the U.S. will require several years to restore advanced weapon stockpiles significantly depleted during the conflict in Iran. This shortage poses a potential vulnerability for the U.S. military as it prepares for future conflicts, particularly against China. Moreover, the delay in munitions, including Tomahawk missiles, is expected to severely impact allies such as Japan. As the U.S. recovers, experts warn that this situation might create opportunities for adversaries.