US has used virtually all long-range precision missiles during Iran war

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What we can confirm

Major analyses and reports indicate the United States has heavily depleted, but not literally exhausted, its stockpiles of long‑range precision munitions in the war with Iran, with estimates that roughly half or more of key missile types have been expended, leaving inventories worrisomely low but not reduced to zero. Official inventories are classified and some individual officials have claimed entire depletion for specific systems, yet the prevailing assessment from think‑tank studies and detailed media reporting is that the US retains substantial remaining stocks and can continue the current war, though it would be constrained in a large future conflict with a peer like China.