Experts Warn of Shrinking U.S. Missile Stockpiles Amid Global Tensions
Retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling and analyst Andrew Egger discussed concerns over dwindling U.S. missile inventories, recent Russian strikes on Ukraine, cyber incidents in U.S. states, and Oman’s possible mediation with Iran.
In a streamed discussion, retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling and commentator Andrew Egger addressed a recent analysis indicating a decline in the United States’ missile supply. The duo also reviewed the recent Russian missile offensive against Ukraine, noting its strategic implications. They further explored a wave of cyberattacks that have struck several U.S. states, raising concerns about domestic security.
Additionally, they considered Oman’s involvement as a possible intermediary in negotiations with Iran. The conversation was presented as part of The Bulwark’s premium live video content, which remains accessible only to paying members.
Why it matters
Understanding potential shortages in U.S. missile stockpiles and related security issues informs public debate on defense readiness.
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