The ongoing conflict with Iran has severely impacted US military resources, with reports indicating that nearly 50% of the Patriot missile stockpile and over 45% of Precision Strike Missiles have been used. The Center for Strategic and International Studies highlights that the depletion extends beyond these systems, affecting Tomahawk missiles and other long-range strike capabilities. Military experts caution that this level of usage poses a significant risk, particularly if another conflict arises with a near-peer rival like China. Replenishing these stockpiles may take 3 to 5 years, exacerbated by past under-ordering and slow delivery timelines from manufacturers. Despite these challenges, Pentagon officials assert that the military remains capable of executing operations, although President Trump has requested additional resources to address the strain caused by the ongoing conflict. As the situation evolves, the balance between maintaining pressure on Iran and preserving military readiness elsewhere remains critical.