The United States has removed all its Patriot missile launchers at Erbil (Iraq) and is withdrawing from this base. If so, Iraq will no longer have any U.S. base. The air defense system cannot leave in order to protect the UAE and Jordan and Israel. In March, the U.S. had to bring Patriot and THAAD missiles from South Korea back to the Middle East.

The entire Korea–Japan–Taiwan region has only 1 (one) THAAD system, and alas, due to Middle East demands, THAAD is gone!

Out of a total of 2,500 missiles, has the U.S. already used 65%, leaving about 800? Raytheon’s production capacity is 600 missiles/year. Before the war, Iran could produce 10,000 Shahed drones/month. After the factories were bombed, it’s unknown, but it could be 3,000 or 5,000 per month. So who runs out of ammunition first? There’s no way to solve it by the Fields Medal—it's solved by graduating from third grade.

But the U.S. has nuclear weapons! $TRUMP

If the U.S. were to bomb two nuclear sites—Qeshm (150,000 residents) and Kharg (7,000 residents)—to commemorate the 49th day of TNS Lindsey Graham’s soul, would it open the Strait of Hormuz? I think the Iranians would answer no. Iran would attack the oil wells in the entire Gulf region, gas prices would rise to $20/gallon, and the world would fall into a comprehensive crisis.