U.S. officials say Patriot interceptor stocks in Europe have reached “beyond critical” levels, raising concerns about the continent’s air defenses and America’s ability to respond to simultaneous threats. The shortage has reportedly worsened as Washington supports military operations connected to the war with Iran, while allies continue relying on limited missile defense inventories. Officials are urging faster resupply, stronger production, and clearer prioritization among theaters. The situation could intensify pressure on NATO members and complicate efforts to protect key infrastructure.
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