Pentagon signs seven-year missile-production deal amid Iran war shortages
The Pentagon has signed a seven-year agreement to increase missile production amid shortages linked to the Iran war.
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Why it matters
The deal indicates sustained weapons demand and pressure on U.S. missile inventories during an active conflict.
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