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Last Rounds? Status of Key Munitions at the Iran War Ceasefire
Published by Center for Strategic and International Studies on April 24, 2026.
CSIS munitions inventory analysis CBO cites as its most detailed public source.
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… <p>Concern about the status of U.S. munitions inventories <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHuBlRvJmdU">has</a> <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/04/10/iran-war-missile-stockpiles-china-jassmer/">intensified</a> as reports emerge about high expenditures of Tomahawks, Patriots, and other missiles in the Iran war. As Operation Epic Fury remains paused in a shaky ceasefire, there is an opportunity to assess whether the U.S. military nears the point of going “Winchester”—or running out of ammunition.</p><p>Analysis of seven key munitions shows that the United States has enough missiles to continue fighting this war under any plausible scenario. The risk—which will persist for many years—lies in future wars.</p> </div> </div> </div> <div data-block-plugin-id="embedded-visualization-block" class="embedded-visualization-block ts-bg-white md:relative md:z-2 p-site ts-unfriendly xl:container media--full"> <div> <article class="remote-visualization"> <div> <div class="visually-hidden">Remote Visualization</div> …
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- CBO estimates the Iran war has added $38.1 billion to Defense Department costs through August 1 · cited for CBO's most detailed public munitions source; current war versus future war
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