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(Calcalist-Ynet News) Yuval Sade - A surge in ammunition usage during the wars in Gaza and Ukraine has triggered an unprecedented global shortage across all types of ammunition. Over 25,000 tons of weapons have been delivered to Israel via 280 aircraft and 40 ships from the U.S. since the onset of the conflict on Oct. 7. Simultaneously, the Israeli defense industry is working diligently to replenish IDF stocks. Israeli companies postponed supplying weapons exceeding $1.5 billion to global customers, redirecting resources to meet the IDF's combat requirements. In the last three months, the Defense Ministry has ordered weaponry worth $2.7 billion.2024-01-29 00:00:00Full Article
Global Ammunition Shortage Forces Israel to Limit Bombing
(Calcalist-Ynet News) Yuval Sade - A surge in ammunition usage during the wars in Gaza and Ukraine has triggered an unprecedented global shortage across all types of ammunition. Over 25,000 tons of weapons have been delivered to Israel via 280 aircraft and 40 ships from the U.S. since the onset of the conflict on Oct. 7. Simultaneously, the Israeli defense industry is working diligently to replenish IDF stocks. Israeli companies postponed supplying weapons exceeding $1.5 billion to global customers, redirecting resources to meet the IDF's combat requirements. In the last three months, the Defense Ministry has ordered weaponry worth $2.7 billion.2024-01-29 00:00:00Full Article
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