Pentagon
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Pentagon Acknowledges Serious Shortage of US Ammunition Stockpiles Following the War Against Iran
The Iran war has been a costly test for the American war machine; an official report from the Pentagon now shows that Washington, alongside spending tens of billions of dollars, has consumed a significant portion of its ammunition, faced shortages of certain weapons and interceptors, lost dozens of aircraft and drones, and simultaneously faces bottlenecks in the defense industries for rebuilding stockpiles.
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Pentagon Accused of Fabricating False Narrative About War with Iran
The broadcast of a CBS interview with one of the two US F-15 fighter pilots shot down over Iran last spring has faced widespread criticism from American media. Critics view this interview as an attempt by the Pentagon to create heroism and fabricate a false narrative about an unpopular war against Iran.
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Narrative of Pentagon Archival Document: Future of Middle East in Hands of Region's People; Shias Equal Partners
The official publication of the United States Army, in its 2007 issue, in an analytical article by retired Colonel Richard Everett, described the Shia world as being on the verge of a "political resurrection" and emphasized that the future of the Middle East will not be shaped without Shias as "equal partners."
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Pentagon's New Figures on U.S. Military Casualties in the Iran War
The Pentagon, which has faced criticism from media and lawmakers for its drip-feed release of U.S. military casualty figures in the war against Iran, announced in its latest update that the number of wounded American soldiers has reached 757 and the number of killed has reached 18 since the beginning of this war.
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CNN: Pentagon Delays Release of U.S. Military Casualty, Injury Figures in War with Iran
American media reported that the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon), citing security considerations, is refraining from immediately releasing the figures of its forces' injuries in the war with Iran, and is announcing this information with a delay of several days or even weeks.
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Pentagon Requests $80 Billion in Additional Funding for War Against Iran
The U.S. Department of Defense has proposed an $80 billion funding request to cover the costs of the war against Iran and certain other expenses.
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Elon Musk's Artificial Intelligence in Service of Pentagon / "Grok" Used in War Against Iran
The Pentagon has confirmed the use of Elon Musk's artificial intelligence in the war against Iran.
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Ex-Pentagon Officer to ABNA: Iran Dominates Gulf, US Warships May Never Return
A new regional order favorable to Iran is taking shape, and U.S. warships may never return to the Gulf, former Pentagon officer David Paine told ABNA.
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Pentagon: The War Against Iran Has Cost $29 Billion
A senior Pentagon official said that America's war against Iran has so far cost $29 billion.
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Former Pentagon Official:
Iran's Response to Regional Countries and Ships in the Strait of Hormuz Has Driven Trump Crazy
A former U.S. Secretary of War official spoke about Donald Trump's limitations in responding to certain aspects of Iran's retaliatory response, describing this situation as one of the main factors behind the president's behavioral fluctuations.