US Warns Allies of Up to Five-Year Delays in Key Weapons Deliveries

TREE NEWS reports: The United States has warned allies that deliveries of some key weapons could be delayed by up to five years because its stockpiles of certain munitions are depleted. Germany has asked Washington to speed up deliveries of Tomahawk cruise missiles and Typhon missile systems, but manufacturers are unlikely to fill the orders within five years. The Congressional Budget Office said this month that US interceptor stockpiles have fallen by one-half to two-thirds since June 2025 and would take at least five years to rebuild even with higher production.