President Trump met with major U.S. defense contractors to quadruple production of advanced weaponry while simultaneously pursuing military interventions in Venezuela and Iran instead of diplomatic solutions.
As Trump says military has plenty of munitions for Iran war, Democrats point out U.S. didn't give Ukraine more interceptors because of low supply | Fortune
U.S. weapons stockpiles face strain from escalating Iran conflict, raising concerns about future deterrence capabilities against China and Russia.
Ukraine's industry can make way more weapons than the country can buy. Industry figures say there's a simple fix to unlocking its potential.
Ukrainian defense companies get contracts worth around $11.5 billion, but their production capacity is over three times larger than their current purchasing power.